Manual Bird Launcher !!BETTER!!

Cage capacity holds one pigeon or two quail. The included pull cord activates the launch mechanism. Remote Launch can be controlled by adding any length of cord onto the existing cord and trigger the launcher from any distance. Measures Approximately 10 1/2\" long x 5 1/2\" wide x 5\" high.

Loading and Unloading birds for training your pointing/flushing dog has been made simple with this revolutionary new Natural Flush Bird Launcher offered by D.T. Systems. Conventional launchers carry the risk of losing or injuring your bird because of the difficulty of loading your bird and locking down the launcher at the same time. D.T. Systems patent pending easy-load trap door allows you to load the bird after the launcher has been locked down virtually eliminating the risk of losing or injuring your bird!

The Manual Natural Flush Bird Launcher for those who do not require a transmitter. The standard size fits birds such as quails and pigeons while the large size fits birds such as pheasants and ducks. All Natural Flush Bird Launchers offer the Quiet Release system to keep from spooking your dog as well as high quality nets and springs for effective launching. Manual Launcher Features Easy-Load trap door allowing bird loading or unloading quick and easy Quiet-Release system to prevent spooking your dog High Quality Nets and Springs for effective launching Large Scent Holes

The ALL NEW Lion Country Supply Universal Launcher II is the latest addition to our complete training system. Finally - a launcher that operates alone (with or without electronics) or can be activated with the transmitter from our LCS Bird Dog Trainer/Beeper/Locater! Only launcher made that accepts LCS, Tri-tronics, Dogtra or DT Systems separate remote electronic launching systems. Operates as a launcher only or with LCS Bird Dog Remote Trainer/Beeper/Locater.This launcher is a \"must-have\" item to help you train more effectively. It is the perfect size for chuckars, quail and pigeons, and it throws small bumpers as well. We have designed this launcher to accommodate remote launcher electronics systems from Tri-tronics, Dogtra, and DT Systems, or we can offer LCS electronics at an incredibly low price.

Dogtra Pheasant Launcher is designed for Pheasant and Chukar sized game birds. The Dogtra PL features a vented launcher for maximum air flow to enhance scent distribution, making it easier for your dog to wind the bird in the launcher. Our patented adjustable spring tension allows adjustment of throwing height and makes for a very quiet launch, a real must for starting a shy dog on birds.

When training your dog to point or flush, it is essential to build positive association of proper bird exposure during field training. The Dogtra Bird Launchers coupled with our RR Deluxe electronics are the perfect tools to control exactly when the bird takes flight. This lessens the chance of birds being caught on the ground by an enthusiastic puppy.

Dogtra QL Remote Release Bird Launcher is designed for Quail and Barn Pigeon sized training birds. The Dogtra QL features a vented launcher for maximum air flow to enhance scent distribution, making it easier for your dog to wind the bird in the launcher. Our patented adjustable spring tension allows adjustment of throwing height and makes for a very quiet launch, a real must for starting a shy dog on birds.

To mount the receiver, attach the receiver to the launcher box and push down gently so that it locks in place. Check to see whether the receiver is attached securely by gently pulling on the receiver.

Press the transmitter's left or right launcher button depending on which jack (left or right) it's connected to. The remote launcher is working properly if the bird cradle pops open like the diagram above.

The bird launcher is shipped with the springs adjusted in the bottom setting. This setting gives you the high launch. Turning clockwise will move the springs down for a higher launch; the very bottom being the highest.

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Birds thrower Dogtra PL is precisely designed, simple to use and robust. The driver is waterproof electronics throwing water proof (but not against immersion). Launcher is designed to birds the size of a pheasant.

The advantage Dogtra PL quiet operation. The body thrower and drain platform is designed for maximum air permeability, limiting the minimum interfering sound slap on the platform during ejection. Simulated takeoff a bird and then sonically faithful.

Each launcher can either be equipped with a separate receiver, or a single remote control to run up to eight throwers. TALE you to vrhači equipped with a receiver, attach another thrower without receiver are cable length of 5 m. In this case, then every two launchers placed close together. It starts individually two buttons on the remote control. This solution is cheaper (save half of receivers) and a number of throwers triggered one controller is additionally increased up to 16 (the figure in brackets in the technical data above). When ordering assemblies with more throwers or expanding an existing assembly for another thrower this is necessary to specify, respectively. properly ordered.

There's no question but that Apple has a vision and is willing to sometimes shake things up to follow it. That of course isn't always popular (Final Cut Pro X was different enough, and apparently gave up enough functionality in favor of a new vision of ease-of-use, to garner a lot of mixed-to-negative reviews), but at least it's better than stagnation.One doesn't need to approve of a license philosophy to learn from both the successes and failures of those that take creative chances, esp. when it's those that for all practical purposes had the first _viable_ tablet, and still the one that others would have to beat, despite the limitations of its locked-down environment.So...I doubt one could have exactly one interface across devices ranging from a handset to a desktop, without excessive compromises. But one could have a reasonably _similar_ interface, both to the user and as an API, allowing a reasonable amount of user and developer experience to apply across the range.Take an opposite example: Angry Birds on the Mac looks perhaps too much like the iPhone version, as if they did no more than they had to in the way of adjustments. To me, it's a little harder to use, and seems to crash more easily.Or take another example: the problems getting Java to really deliver on \"write once, run anywhere\". Good on the server side (if the developer doesn't neglect efficiency), but a bit problematic on the user-facing side, to put it mildly. Some of the latter could have been better managed, but I wonder if _any_ environment would let a single implementation without platform-specific tweaks work equally well everywhere.While reasonably consistent interfaces may make it more a matter of adjusting applications to different platforms than truly porting them, some adjustments may always be needed. (think how fonts at low resolutions just about need manual hinting added to look decent; this seems to me a metaphor for how extremes may exceed what any automatic adaptation can handle well) And no less important, _testing_ on each platform will probably not be something that can be dispensed with any sooner.Any attempt at a cross-platform environment therefore has a balance to achieve to preserve familiarity across devices without creating or encouraging excessive compromises of the end user experience. And that balance may over time allow more uniformity, as interfaces with just the right adaptability and flexibility are developed. An environment that's expected to last for awhile not only needs to hit an acceptable balance for now, but needs to be able to be adjusted over time, as well. The year of the Linux tablet Posted Sep 6, 2011 3:14 UTC (Tue) by tshow (subscriber, #6411) [Link] 1e1e36bf2d