[Ross]

We don't get enough snow here in Ga. to worry about but the ones at the club I belong to are mounted in a clear plastic sleeve (box) probably right from CVR on the back of the traphouse no major problems so far. Ross Puls

 

[Bob Schultz]

You should have received blast proof lexan exterior holders with the CVR wireless sets? If you did not, call your dealer and ask for them! They will take a Nitro 27 7 1/2 from the 16 yard line...I tried it!

Bob Schultz 800-684-6329

 

[skeet_man]

Bob- We did receive one with the package (it was actually purchased by one of our members through you). Good to know on the durability, didn't seem like it'd be strong enough to handle a blast by itself (didn't realize it was lexan, I thought it was regular plexiglass). Do you think the receiver unit is weatherproof enough that it won't need any additional weatherproofing (in other words, will it be safe from rain/snow/heat/cold)?

 

[mixer]

We have 4 wireless CVR units and everything comes inside the club house after a shoot. Only the gray relay units stay in the trap house.

Eric

 

[zzt]

We do the same as mixer except that the transceiver attached to the relay box is stored inside the trap house when not in use.

BTW skeet man, the trap house transceiver has a directional antenna inside, so be sure the correct side is facing the shooters.

 

[mixer]

ZZt,

We tried that a couple of times but no one looked to see what set goes where. By keeping the transceiver with the mics we can put any set on any field.

Eric

 

[himark]

As for lexan cover it will take ONE blast...Dont know if it will take two Another thing is to be sure and keep your transcievers the same height as your reciever and be sure they are pointed AT the reciever.

 

[washandwear]

Hi

Ours attached to the backside outside trap house facing shooting pads. Remain outside all winter and summer. Located west central WI. No problems.

Regards

 

[Dr.Longshot]

Why not mount thr CVR reciever to the inside rear wall and drill a small 1/8th inch hole in that back wall and stick the outside antennae thru the hole.

Gary Bryant
Dr.longshot

 

[skeet_man]

Gary- That was my thought exactly, unfortunately it doesn't appear that there's any way to attach an auxiliary antenna to the receiver.

 

[kyskeet]

We mounted a 15"x15" plastic electrical junction box on the back of the house outside and facing the shooters, then mounted the CVR inside it. Works great protected from weathe and shot. Dont know what a direct full load blast work do to it but it has been hit with multiple stray shot without damage.