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Collar. The collar is the part the horse wears. The collar delivers stimulation to
the horse through the contact points on the collar. The collar is impact resistant
and waterproof. The light on the collar flashes when the collar is turned on, when
a signal is received, and changes color from green to amber or red when batteries
are low. The collar contains a rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) battery.
An optional “dummy” collar on its own collar strap is available for times that the
active collar is being recharged or for the rare horse that associates the correction
with the collar.
Collar Strap. The collar strap is handmade with a high quality leather. It has been
designed as a break-away strap. It has an elastic insert to ensure proper fit, contact
and comfort.
Collar Charging System. The ViceBreaker
®
H2 collar charging system consists of
an AC power supply (“wall cube”) and a charging cradle. The total time to recharge is
2 hours, and collars may be left on charge indefinitely without damage. The collar
charging system keeps the ViceBreaker
®
H2 collar batteries in top condition.
Lanyard. The lanyard attaches to the transmitter and enables you to keep it
conveniently around your neck.
Holster. The transmitter holster has a convenient belt/pocket clip. The transmitter
may be operated when clipped to your belt but its range will be reduced. For best
range, hold the transmitter away from your body.
Carrying Case. A rugged carrying case is included and will protect your unit
during travel and storage.
WARNINGS
Because of the variation in individual horse’s reactions, we advise the following:
Always use the lowest stimulation level that is effective with your horse.
• Always check the intensity dial on your transmitter prior to stimulating
your horse to make sure it has not accidentally been changed. • Do not use
in areas with low ceilings. • Do not use while riding. • Do not use while horse
is tied or cross-tied. • Do not allow children to operate. • Beware of striking,
kicking, rearing or head throwing. • Always place the collar on the same side
of the neck that you are on. Horses have a tendency to move away from
the stimulation. • Do not overuse. • Always use common sense.
COMPONENTS
Transmitter. The transmitter is the part you hold in your hand. When you press
a stimulation button (“L” or “M”) on the transmitter, the horse will feel electrical
stimulation. When you press the upper transmitter button (“BZ”), the horse will
hear an audible buzzing sound and not feel stimulation. Both the sound and the
stimulation will continue until you release the button, up to a “time-out,” at
about five seconds. The time-out is a safety feature.
The intensity of the stimulation is set by the numbered dial on the transmitter.
There are ten levels of intensity. The dots between the numbers 1 – 5 indicate a
level that is half way in between the numbered levels. See page 12 for how to find
the right intensity for your horse. The transmitter contains a 9-volt battery that
should be replaced if the transmitter light blinks rapidly when you press a button.
The transmitter is waterproof.