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Service details
The RT XP UHF is the most powerful, rugged, and versatile traditional telemetry transmitter from Marshall. It provides maximum security when recovering your bird and is available for use in any mounting configuration including leg, tail, backpack, or neck mount. It can be ordered on your choice of channel within the 433-434 MHz band. For large falcons and hawks, the RT XP is recommended as either a primary tracking transmitter or as an ideal long life and long range secondary transmitter when used in conjunction with the Marshall GPS.
Frequently Asked Questions
What mounting configurations are available for the RT XP?
The RT XP is available for use in any mounting configuration including leg, tail, backpack, or neck mount.
What frequency band does the RT XP operate on?
The RT XP can be ordered on your choice of channel within the 433-434 MHz band.
What is the battery life of the RT XP?
The RT XP offers a battery life of 5-7 days continuous on either a 1/3N or rechargeable battery.
What batteries does the RT XP use?
The RT XP uses either the Duracell 1/3N Battery or Marshall's rechargeable batteries, the same as the Turbo GPS.
What temperature rating does the RT XP battery support?
The battery is rated to -40 C, providing amazing performance in all conditions including cold weather.
What range can I expect from the RT XP?
The RT XP has been tested with good signal line-of-sight to over 70 miles. In actual hunting terrain with obstructions, it provides the best range possible in every situation.
How do I turn the RT XP on or off?
Tap the magnet to the lid or body of the transmitter until you see three rapid LED flashes along with 3 beeps on your UHF receiver to turn it on. Do the same to power it off. If the magnet is lost, the transmitter can still be turned on and off manually by removing the battery.
What do the LED colors on the RT XP indicate?
Green indicates regular power and operation, yellow indicates low battery mode and time to change the battery, and red indicates a nearly dead battery with less than 24 hours remaining.
