The Tri-Tronics Classic 70 G3 is an electronic dog trainer that is commonly used for basic obedience as well as by hunters such as Houndsmen and Beaglers who need a rugged unit at an affordable price and the ability to control up to 6 dogs The unit has 6 continuous stimulation levels (no momentary), easy to use single button control.The features of this dog training collar are below.
The Tri Tronics G3 allows for easy one-hand operation without taking your eyes off your dog. compact tough and dependable receiver. 2.5 fixed transmitter antenna with enhanced performance eliminating lost or damaged antennas.
The Tri Tronics G3 unit has 6 levels of continuous stimulation. a no-stim setting to avoid any accidental stimulation. consistent 1-mile range. waterproof receiver and transmitter. insulated contact points for reliable performance in wet conditions.
Long and short contact points for different coat thickness. stainless steel contact points minimize neck irritation to the dog. transmitter button activates tone signal on receiver.
The Tri Tronics G3 transmitter remotely operates accessories (including the optional accessory beeper or tracer light). proprietary charging system: charge indefinitely without damage and fully charge in two hours. charging adapter eliminates need for jacks or plugs on transmitter and receiver.
The Tri Tronics G3 battery life indicator on the transmitter and receiver so you know when to charge the battery. long-lasting rechargeable user-replaceable nimh batteries for transmitter and receiver. easy-to-access receiver on/off switch. durable carry/storage case with dry bag to keep transmitter and charging system separate from wet muddy collars. 30-day money-back guarantee. 2-year comprehensive warranty.
The Tri Tronics G3 is a great all round training collar for dogs of all shapes and sizes. If you would like more information about other types of dog training collars or bark stopping collars please visit my Advanced Dog Training Collar website.
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This post was written by Noel DCosta on July 10, 2010
