Innotek CS-16000TT
Innotek CS-16000TT
Does anyone have any knowledge of the Innotek CS-16000TT collar?
I have an opportunity to purchase a used one, and it seems to have the features I want, but it would be great to hear any testimonials anyone may have to offer.
Thanks in advance.
I have an opportunity to purchase a used one, and it seems to have the features I want, but it would be great to hear any testimonials anyone may have to offer.
Thanks in advance.
Welcome aboard. I don't think you will find many people on here that have much good to say about the recent Innotek Collars. you will get more answers I am sure.
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Seventhson,SeventhSon wrote:That's good to hear.
I just put the money down, it looks like a pretty decent collar.
I'll get Maggie out in the field this week and post as to how well it goes.
Had 1 1600TT and 2 16000TT's in 5 years. Innotek replaced them with the newest version under my extended warranty till the last one puked and the warranty ran out. They seem to work for awhile, then the transmitter just stops speaking to the collar receiver?? I went with the Dogtra 2000 T&B which IMO is far superior quality and easier to use. So easy a cave man could figure it out. sorry I had to borrow the humor from the shooting shirt thread...
Good luck.
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I have used the same Innotek 160000TT for a number of years and have had zero problems. I run 2 to 3 launchers, 2 collars, and the auto backer off the system. I know it get some real bad press around here but for me it just keeps on working doing everything I need it to do. I looked at other collars a nuber of years back and the Innotek was the only system that did everything I needed it to do from one transmitter.
Good luck
Terry
Good luck
Terry
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Hi Ted,
Sometimes I feel that way because of all the problems I hear about the Innotek systems on the message boards. But as long as mine keeps working I will keep using it. I do like the Dogtra 2 dog model with the beeper/locators but I wish they had a system that would run the launchers on the same transmitter.
Happy training
Terry
Sometimes I feel that way because of all the problems I hear about the Innotek systems on the message boards. But as long as mine keeps working I will keep using it. I do like the Dogtra 2 dog model with the beeper/locators but I wish they had a system that would run the launchers on the same transmitter.
Happy training
Terry
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I have the 16000TT, I used it for about 2 years w/o problems, then it stopped working as the transmitter and collar would not communicate, Innotek replaced it for shipping and handling ( about $14), customer service was great. Good Luck, sounds like they are hit and miss on reliability with more misses than hits....
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Innotech earned the name innojunk
I have a two dog innojunk collar that has repeatedly had a very bad failure, the signal for one collar will jump to the other.
Then what happens next is the dog that misbehaving gets no correction and you keep moveing up the stimulation level until the other dog thats doing nothing wrong yelps in confusion and pain.
Unfortunately there is no way to realize this failure has occured until its too late and the good dog gets hurt.
Its been sent in twice for warranty repair " we never have that happen" BS. This was failure number three.
If there is one thing a multiple dog Ecollar unit should not do its jump to the wrong collar undoing training.
I work in a field where Murphys Law runs rampant and am normally very patient about mechanical (or electronic in this case) failure, but this is a design flaw.
I will never purchase a Innotech collar or product again.
Then what happens next is the dog that misbehaving gets no correction and you keep moveing up the stimulation level until the other dog thats doing nothing wrong yelps in confusion and pain.
Unfortunately there is no way to realize this failure has occured until its too late and the good dog gets hurt.
Its been sent in twice for warranty repair " we never have that happen" BS. This was failure number three.
If there is one thing a multiple dog Ecollar unit should not do its jump to the wrong collar undoing training.
I work in a field where Murphys Law runs rampant and am normally very patient about mechanical (or electronic in this case) failure, but this is a design flaw.
I will never purchase a Innotech collar or product again.
currently two shorthairs, four english pointers, one Brittany, one SPRINGER a chihuahua and a min pin lol
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Re: Innotek CS-16000TT
anybody having problems,can call innotek & do upgrade to a sportdog.
i upgraded to the sportdog 1850 for 125$ & 75$ for the secound collar
800-826-5527 x3
thanks ward
i upgraded to the sportdog 1850 for 125$ & 75$ for the secound collar
800-826-5527 x3
thanks ward
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Re: Innotek CS-16000TT
I doubt that they would do a switch with me as my command series has past it's warranty for couple years now, not to mention I have moved on to Dogtra. I actually had 3 whole collar and transmitter units replaced over the course of my 5 year warranty. When that ran out they said we'll sell you another for a reduced price. I said thanks but no thanks.ward myers wrote:anybody having problems,can call innotek & do upgrade to a sportdog.
i upgraded to the sportdog 1850 for 125$ & 75$ for the secound collar
400-826-5527 x3
thanks ward
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Re: Innotek CS-16000TT
i bought mine in 1998
its a upgrade
they did it for me
its a upgrade
they did it for me
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Re: Innotek CS-16000TT
how do you like your dogtra ?
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Re: Innotek CS-16000TT
Love it. I have the 2002 T&B two dog beeper collar unit. Very sturdy and well built. Don't have to be a computer analyst like you do with the Innotek to program it. Actually you never need to program it, just turn it on and walla....
Some don't care for the rheostat on the Dogtra's, and I guess I can see their point with regards to a training specific collar, but once you adapt it's not that big an issue. I think it really shines as a hunting collar, and the battery charge life is ridiculously long, can go almost an entire hunting season without recharging.
Some don't care for the rheostat on the Dogtra's, and I guess I can see their point with regards to a training specific collar, but once you adapt it's not that big an issue. I think it really shines as a hunting collar, and the battery charge life is ridiculously long, can go almost an entire hunting season without recharging.
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So they will upgrade any dead Innotek with a similiar model SportDog unit?ward myers wrote:i bought mine in 1998
its a upgrade
they did it for me
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Re: Innotek CS-16000TT
yep i got pushy & got the 1850 instead of the 1800,
& mines not dead it still works great after 10 years i just wanted the remote beepers ,i love the locate feature,
thanks ward
& mines not dead it still works great after 10 years i just wanted the remote beepers ,i love the locate feature,
thanks ward
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I just did this today. Thanks for the tip,
I called was very friendly on the phone, explained that 1 of my collars would not track the dog, only beeped when i pressed a button. SHe offered to upgrade me for the quoted prices above.
Now i have a sportdog 1850 on the way. great info here.
oh the number is actually 800-826-5527. not 400
I called was very friendly on the phone, explained that 1 of my collars would not track the dog, only beeped when i pressed a button. SHe offered to upgrade me for the quoted prices above.
Now i have a sportdog 1850 on the way. great info here.
oh the number is actually 800-826-5527. not 400
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sorry a few to many beers while posting
but i edited the ph #its correct now
thanks ward myers
but i edited the ph #its correct now
thanks ward myers
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oh buy the way anyone loking a perfectly functioning 2 collar innotek system just make me offer
its the command series 200 ,innotek had problems when they went to the digital system 1600 series ,wires running threw the collar. the transmitter i have will work the newer collars but not the beepers.its been 100 per cent reliable,its never let me down!!!!!!!!!!!! but i fell in love with the locate feature on the remote beeper ,kid in a candy store had to have
thanks ward myers
its the command series 200 ,innotek had problems when they went to the digital system 1600 series ,wires running threw the collar. the transmitter i have will work the newer collars but not the beepers.its been 100 per cent reliable,its never let me down!!!!!!!!!!!! but i fell in love with the locate feature on the remote beeper ,kid in a candy store had to have
thanks ward myers