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This research focuses on the development of a long-range PIT tag detection system in the Willamette Basin. Conducted by Vince Tranquilli and Mark Wade, the project utilizes innovative technologies such as half-duplex read cycles and specialized antennas to improve fish tracking. With costs totaling approximately $216 for the antenna and $300 for the handheld reader, the system is designed for fish sizes over 100 mm. It records unique identification codes along with time and date, offering insights into fish movement and habitat use.
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Introduction Adventures in Long Range PIT Tag Detection Willamette Basin Research Vince Tranquilli and Mark Wade
Half Duplex Read Cycle Half Duplex Read Cycle 134.2 KHz Charge 123.2 KHz Read
Single Loop Antenna Antenna
Expense $216.00 $216.00 $72.00 Hand held reader $300.00 both FDX / HDX $2.28 to $3.40 each
Fish Size Fish > 100 mm
Record Data Software: records unique identification code, time, and date
Last Slide http://www.dfw.state.or.us/ ODFWhtml/springfield/cougar_project.html v_tranquilli@hotmail.com (541) 896-3138 ext 225