[Night hawk]

Starting the process of picking new wireless releases for our trap fields. Which are the best?

 

[N. J. BOB]

I vote for the ERADS.

 

[JEB]

We have been using Canterbury for a number of years with little to no problems. The secret is to use high quality batteries and change them often. The receiver is at the back of the traphouses, covered by a shield to prevent damage from an accidental discharge, but that of course never happens, ha, ha. They are less prone to throw birds than wired speakers when moving during handicap shooting.
JEB

 

[Trussman2]

BRB.....no batteries to change, at least for a few years......receiver inside the house where no one
can shoot it......

 

[traper ready]

A club I shoot at in WI has been waiting for parts from Canterbury for over a month.

 

[nosticks]

Ditto for Erads.

 

[BIG PAPA]

Hands down, nothing better than BRB.

 

[Donnie W]

Erad hands down

 

[Anton H]

I shoot at two different clubs one has Canterbury and the other BRB . The BRB system seems to work better with more consistent birds being thrown . The Canterbury seem to have problems picking up certain tones of calls and delayed birds after call .

 

[Kazer]

BRB is the finest system I have used. Really picks up all types of calls and releases quickly.

 

[charleyj10]

What is the source(s) for BRB?

 

[Kazer]

Here you are; BRB Systems U.S.A. - Voice Release Clay Target Systems

 

[grunt]

As for the speakers and different voices. When a unit is new all speakers are set for a set decibel range ( all the same) speakers should remain in the same group. Mixing speakers from different sets will at times have delayed or no target. Yelling at speakers wont do any good. Replace the speaker and when repaired set range for that speaker group. Setting range is done by replacing resistor which is soldered between the speaker wires.

 

[Steve12]

As for the speakers and different voices. When a unit is new all speakers are set for a set decibel range ( all the same) speakers should remain in the same group. Mixing speakers from different sets will at times have delayed or no target. Yelling at speakers wont do any good. Replace the speaker and when repaired set range for that speaker group. Setting range is done by replacing resistor which is soldered between the speaker wires.

Boy are you correct. Been there done that.
Great information
Steve