F Series K-9 Deployment ' Heat Alert Systems

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    Ray Allen's F Series K-9 Deployment and Heat Alert System combines a remote control/pager, an LCD display and a K-9 deployment device in one compact handheld unit. Features of this vehicle system include real-time temperature readouts on the remote, internal vehicle antenna and a small dashboard display with continuously updated information and programming functionality. Sophisticated transceiver technology insures each system has unique signal and maximum range.

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