L.L. Electronics - MNS 4000

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MNS 4000 Receiver

The MNS 4000 Receiver is the newest receiver from F&L Electronics. Newly designed digital circuitry is the at the core of this powerful new model. Along with providing better sensitivity, less interference and more noise suppression than any other model, the MNS 4000 also provides 4 bands of frequency coverage, from 216.000 MHz to 219.999 MHz.. Like all our receivers the MNS 4000 has a narrowed tuning range that helps to eliminate noise and provides superior tone on any transmitter being tracked.

	More Channels: The MNS 4000 has 400, 10 kHz Channels, covering a 4000 kHz span! It's all about more trackable frequencies in a smaller, time proven and reliable package.
Specifications: - 400 10khz channels. - Covers all of 216, 217, 218 and 219 MHz Bands! - Battery test function - Lighted Meter - Micro-Controller driven digital circuitry - Operates on two 9-volt batteries, can switch between the two for a built in backup. - Crystal controlled dual conversion IF 10.7MHz, 455kHz, 3.5kHz IF Bandwidth - 155 dB minimum discernable signal - Signal strength meter - Speaker and earphone jack - 60 dB signal attenuation built into gain control provides pinpoint accuracy at long and close ranges
	Receiver Only Price: $599 Great Deal! QuickSet (pictured at left) Price : $699

When coupled with the QuickFold antenna the MNS 4000 becomes the QuickSet. Much smaller than any competitor's look alike designs, the QuickSet also offers unrivaled performance in the field. Digital circuitry allows for less interference and noise while making tuning much more precise in all temperature ranges.

Why the MNS 4000?

Scanner Receivers:
A distinct advantage of the MNS 4000 over scanner type receivers is its sensitivity. Scanner type receivers are designed to receive radio broadcasts sent at significantly higher power than the FCC allows any tracking transmitter to utilize. This in turn means that scanner receivers are far less sensitive, many over 30db (roughly ten times) less sensitive!

GPS Tracking:
GPS tracking systems are also at a disadvantage when compared to traditional radio location systems in the field. GPS systems guzzle batteries and you will be limited to a mere 24 hours of tracking time before having to replace batteries. This is bad news when a dog has gone missing! Despite this, the GPS systems also have far less range, maximum range of GPS systems is 5-7 miles (but typically much less) with line of sight whereas our traditional radio tracking systems can easily surpass 20 miles in range and last for months without battery replacement.