Canterbury Voice Release

Pictured with aluminum mics also available with turbo’s

Price is inclusive of all fees and shipping

This is the latest unit to be developed by Canterbury as a direct result of shooters/club managers’ requests. Canterbury has spent nearly 2.5 years in development to get this unit to perform to the same level as the wired system. It now works perfectly and in some respects it outperforms the wired unit.

This unit features 5 microphones, each of which has is linked by short cable to its own transceiver. The transceiver clamps to the microphone stand. Microphone, stand, and base are the same components as the wired unit. The trap house has a ‘base station’ transceiver which is powered from the standard Canterbury relay unit (as used in the wired system) and this links it to the trap machine. Depending upon the building material used in the trap house, this transceiver may be located either inside or outside the trap. A blast-resistant polycarbonate cover is provided to attach and protect this unit.
The referee/scorer also has a wireless transceiver which operates in the same manner as the old wired trigger. This allows the trap house transceiver to be switched on or off—so disabling the microphones—a target can be manually released and it has a visible light that blinks off when the trap is activated. The advantages of this system are:

•no cables across the shooting lanes
•easier to operate handicap events
•fewer connecting points, so less likelihood of maintenance issues
•easier to use in winter temperatures where cables can be less effective

The microphone transceiver and the scorekeeper’s transceiver require 4x AA batteries each. Users can anticipate around 200 hours use out of a set of batteries. NOTE: do not use Duracell batteries! The trap unit is powered by 12V from the relay box connected to a 230V/110V outlet. Complete Unit “plug and play” Supplied with ALUMINUM MICS and batteries.