John D
UKC Forum Member
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Missouri
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Thanks for the suggestions.
I don't think I'm pausing it. I have done that, intentionally, between turnouts. But I'll check that next time.
I haven't been paying attention to the flash rate, but I'll watch that. I have left collar and receiver, laying side by side, turned on for several minutes and they wouldn't link up. In fact, I think there has only been one time when I've turned both on and had them link up. I don't know what I did different, that time. Every other time I've had to delete the collar and add it again. I even downloaded a more recent firmware from Garmin's site and installed it to the collar.
One night I was having a problem where it seemed like the signal was very weak and would only pick up a few yards away. I looked through some menus and saw that my receiver was set for the wrong kind of batteries. I corrected this and it made a world of difference in the range. In fact, I haven't had a dog get out of range since then. I've been using NiMh rechargeable batteries, but carrying some disposable alkalines in my overalls, for backup. I'll have to remember to change that setting, when changing battery types.
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