MX 392 High Power Falconry Transmitter
MX 392 High Power Falconry Transmitter
The MX 392 transmitter is a mid sized unit within the MX family of high power transmitters. Ideal for smaller falcons and hawks or even if you just prefer your transmitters to be small and powerful. Ideal for use as a back up / second transmitter too.
- Suitable for hawks and falcons
- Upto 20 miles direct line of sight
- Leg mount as standard or tail mount with additional clip
- Body size - 24mm x 10mm
- Functions – magnetic switch, fuel gauge (see specifications)
- Requires two #392 silver oxide batteries
- Supplied with batteries ready for use
The MX 392 transmitter is the latest addition to our Merlin range of transmitters. Small, compact and lightweight with a 12-14 day battery life makes this unit ideal for smaller falcons, hawks or as a back up transmitter to the larger 1/3n MX.
A magnetic wand is not included but will be required if you wish to use the mag switch and fuel guage functions
| Transmitter Data | |
| Range | Up to 20 miles direct line of sight |
| Weight | 4.5 grams including batteries |
| Antenna length | 215 mm (8.5") can be trimmed with reduced range |
| Operating life | 12 - 14 days using recommended batteries |
| Battery type | Two #392 button cell batteries |
| Body Size | 24 mm x 10 mm |
| Guarantee | Two years |
| Transmitter Functions | |
| Mag Switch | tap on, tap off |
| Fuel Gauge | Signals low fuel after 48 hours (drops into slow pulse mode) |
Renata, silver oxide, high drain button cell batteries. Made in Switzerland for the Swiss watch industry
Spring clip for the 1/3n MX type transmitter, oblong shape to fit around the transmitter body
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Mini FMV and MX Micro spring clip. Not suitable for Marshall small backpack, see flat type spring
Spring clip made from stainless steel, fits MX-392 type transmitter
Battery sleeves & insulator kits for the Merlin range of transmitters, essential when using two batteries in a stack