Can anyone tell me the user's difference between the tt pro 100 g2 exp and the pro 200 exp collars? on the website I cant find any difference in the descriptions.
Also would one of these be a good collar and which would be the best if priced the same?
Thanks
Jason
Difference in TT pro100 g2 and pro200 g2
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kninebirddog
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Re: Difference in TT pro100 g2 and pro200 g2
The pro 100 has 18 levels of continuous stimulation which is the 2 buttons together how that is controlled...and a button that has 6 levels of momentary
the pro 200 the two buttons together control the 18 levels of monetary and the top button is 6 levels of continuous
I use the pro 100
as if i need to only tap the buttons or need continuous I control that with the buttons ...I don't want to reach or look for other buttons or flip a toggle to get what i need at time of infraction I let my fingers control what i need when i need
the pro 200 the two buttons together control the 18 levels of monetary and the top button is 6 levels of continuous
I use the pro 100
as if i need to only tap the buttons or need continuous I control that with the buttons ...I don't want to reach or look for other buttons or flip a toggle to get what i need at time of infraction I let my fingers control what i need when i need
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Re: Difference in TT pro100 g2 and pro200 g2
Thanks k9, how about adding the classic 70 in the mix. which is going to be the better choice of the pro 100 g2 exp and the classic 70exp. i am not a trainer just preparing to enforce what trainer teaches and may add another dog in the future.
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Re: Difference in TT pro100 g2 and pro200 g2
Freudian slip ...kninebirddog wrote:The pro 100 has 18 levels of continuous stimulation which is the 2 buttons together how that is controlled...and a button that has 6 levels of momentary
the pro 200 the two buttons together control the 18 levels of monetary and the top button is 6 levels of continuous
Yup,
I guess when you're a pro like knine you can use your TT to control the 18 levels of MONETARY stimulation. I'll take mine at the highest setting, please!
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kninebirddog
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Re: Difference in TT pro100 g2 and pro200 g2
ROTFLMAO...Bigshooter I was going to correct that but...it is a way to funny oops 
as for me I would rather have the pro 100 which I have...if you handle your hands right the very same buttons can be 18 levels of momentary by press and release OR 18 levels of constant by press and hold for what is needed at the time
the classic 70 is a good hunters collar
if your training different dogs I love the Pro 100 do to the different levels which I can make life easier for me and for the dog by getting response not reaction when working over lays to commands
as for me I would rather have the pro 100 which I have...if you handle your hands right the very same buttons can be 18 levels of momentary by press and release OR 18 levels of constant by press and hold for what is needed at the time
the classic 70 is a good hunters collar
if your training different dogs I love the Pro 100 do to the different levels which I can make life easier for me and for the dog by getting response not reaction when working over lays to commands
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Re: Difference in TT pro100 g2 and pro200 g2
Knine,
You better send the idea in to TT for their new "Presidents" model!
Sorry for being off topic - couldn't resist!
You better send the idea in to TT for their new "Presidents" model!
Sorry for being off topic - couldn't resist!
Mark
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Tall Pines Queen Eleanor
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Re: Difference in TT pro100 g2 and pro200 g2
For my use the 90 is the best value for the features I use most. I wouldn't know how to use 18 levels of anything, 6 is all I can grasp.
But then I just found out today that I had a "tone" feature. Well I knew it had one, I just didn't remember that the button was on the back side of the G-2, since it is always in a holster. I think on the G-3 they moved it to the front.
Neil
But then I just found out today that I had a "tone" feature. Well I knew it had one, I just didn't remember that the button was on the back side of the G-2, since it is always in a holster. I think on the G-3 they moved it to the front.
Neil