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Syringes (Reusable)

Cap-Chur Transmitter

Click here to go to pdf file downloads  Please click on the links below for .... Loading Instructions Operation of the Transmitter Accessories Transmitters are designed to work in conjunction with normal medicating / immobilization procedures The transmitter can be fitted with syringes sizes ranging from 1/2cc to 20cc Transmitters are available in various frequencies. Transmitters are always used with either Barbed or Double Barbed Needles. NOTE: All transmitters have limitations - hilly or mountainous terrain make for situations  where the transmitter may be come undetectable. Also animals that crawl in culverts or inside buildings may escape detection. Transmitter Syringe Adaptor # Transmitter Tail Piece / Barrel # Back to top Loading Instructions for Transmitter ALWAYS USE THE CORRECT PROTOCOL WHEN USING MEDICATIONS (i.e. Disposable Gloves, Eye Protection and Face Mask) 1. Lubricate the Rubber Plunger with Silicone Lubricant (Plunger Lube). Note: Keeping Rubber Plungers pre-lubricated in small bag or jar saves time in the field and plungers last longer. 2. Using the clear plastic rod labeled “Positioner”, push the Rubber Plunger thought the inside of the Syringe Barrel twice. Once the inside of the Syringe Barrel is properly lubricated you should get several shots before you will need to repeat this process. 3. Place the Cap-Chur Charge into the Rubber Plunger. The solid end is inserted into the Rubber Plunger with the “Swaged” end, the end that can be pushed in and out, pointing toward the Transmitter Syringe Adaptor (See above). The threads are the same on either end of the Syringe Barrel so it does not matter which end you place the Transmitter Syringe Adaptor or Needle. 4. Insert the Rubber Plunger containing the Cap-Chur Charge into the Syringe Barrel. 5. Screw the Transmitter Syringe Adaptor onto the Syringe Barrel until the O-ring is at least half way into the Syringe Barrel or until it is tight (Hand Tight Only). The Transmitter Syringe Adaptor will position the Rubber Plunger and Cap-Chur Charge inside the Syringe Barrel (this takes the guesswork out of how far to push the Rubber Plunger down into the Syringe Barrel.) 6. Holding the Syringe Barrel with the Transmitter Syringe Barrel Adaptor pointed down toward the ground you are now ready to load your medication into the syringe barrel. Inject the amount of medication you will be using into the Syringe Barrel by using a hand syringe. If the amount of medication does not fill the Syringe to the bottom of the threads, finish filling it with sterile water. Note: Always fill the Syringe to bottom of threads. Screw the Nose Plug and Needle onto the Syringe Barrel until the O-ring is at least ½ way into the Syringe Barrel or until it is tight (Hand Tight Only). 7. After you have loaded the Syringe with medication you may now attach the Transmitter Tail Piece and Barrel to the Syringe Barrel, which contains the medication. 8. The Syringe is now ready to load into your projector and fire. 9. After you recover the Syringe always remove the Barrel containing the Rubber Plunger first to release any pressure remaining in the Syringe. Back to top Operation of the Transmitter 1. Attach the Transmitter Tail Piece / Barrel onto the Loaded Syringe Barrel by screwing the Transmitter Tail Piece / Barrel assembly onto the other end or the Transmitter Syringe Adaptor. 2. Turn the Transmitter ON by removing the Magnet attached to the Transmitter. NOTE: The Transmitter is shipped with a magnet taped to outside of Syringe Barrel. As long as the magnet is attached to the Transmitter Tail Piece / Barrel the Transmitter is turned OFF. You must remove magnet to activate the Transmitter. Back to top Transmitter Accessories The ICOM Receiver is adjustable from 0.5MHz to 1300MHz. Has Volume control, Squelch control, External DC Power Jack, External Speaker Jack. The ICOM receives the 6 most common modes: AM, FM, WFM, USB, LSB and CW. Receiver uses 4 AA batteries. Comes with Rechargeable Nickel Cadmium batteries (Ni-Cd). Back to top

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