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Identify bites from the bivvy at night
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| Name | Battle Sounder Receiver black |
| EAN | 4029569346837 |
| MPN | 6830002 |
| Brand | Black Cat |
| Tool Type | Bite alarm receiver |
| Power Source | AA Battery |
| Bite Indicator Type | Receiver, LED |
| Colour | black |
| Battery count | 2 |
| Batteries included | false |
| Pairing technology | I-Com |
It is intended for Black Cat Sounder bite alarms. I-Com technology simplifies pairing, so choose it for a compatible Sounder setup rather than assuming compatibility with other alarm systems.
Yes, the receiver lets you monitor deployed rigs from the bivvy. Different LEDs identify the rod with a bite and the speaker gives clear, noise-free tones, providing both visual identification and an audible alert during night sessions.
The receiver needs two AA batteries, which are not included, so obtain them before use. Very low battery drain supports multi-day fishing sessions, but no exact runtime is specified. Recycle used batteries locally and do not incinerate or puncture them.
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The Black Cat Battle Sounder Receiver is a receiver for Black Cat Sounder bite alarms used in catfish fishing. Different LEDs show which rod has a bite, while the speaker provides clearly audible, noise-free tones. This lets you monitor your deployed rigs from the bivvy, particularly during night sessions.
I-Com technology makes pairing the alarms with the receiver straightforward. The combination of rod-identifying LEDs and audible alerts helps you identify the affected rod without relying only on the alarms beside the water. Choose this receiver for a compatible Black Cat Sounder setup.
This version is black and requires two AA batteries, which are not included. Very low battery drain supports fishing over several days, making the receiver suitable for extended sessions. Have the required batteries ready before use.
Recycle used batteries according to local guidelines. Do not incinerate or puncture them.
