The best pocket microchip scanner on the market! It can be ordered here Hags With Nags Only.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This scanner listing is for the Hags With Nags Clinic, Saturday, October 3, 2020, at 11 AM – 3 PM, Lees State Park. You have to attend this clinic to get your scanner. To learn more about this clinic click this link. https://www.facebook.com/events/3329009413817407/
(This is not where scanners are ordered that need to be shipped. Look under another category in the store for the scanner category.)
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A portable, universal pocket reader for rapid, error-free detection of implantable transponders from different manufacturers. Reads both 125 kHz, International USEF compliance 134 kHz microchips and more.
The MiniTracker 3 Universal Scanner is an Avid microchip scanner that is able to read both ISO and non-ISO microchips. It is also able to read ID tags from different manufacturers.
AVID Mini Tracker 3 Global AVID/FECAVA/FDXB/Trovan Universal Reader
The AVID MiniTracker 3 is engineered for convenience and performance, providing the user with the ideal solution when portability and cost are important. Reads most 125 kHz and 134 kHz microchips.
The AVID MiniTracker 3 is small enough to carry in your pocket. Its patented Multi-Mode technology enables it to read id tags from different manufacturers.
The MiniTracker 3 is configured to read and display any AVID, FECAVA, TROVAN and ISO (FDX-B) coded radio frequency identification tags. The ID code is displayed on the Mini Tracker 3's 16 character LCD. Click here to read Mini Tracker III spec sheet.
In the operational mode, the MiniTracker 3 emits two beep tones to signal an identification tag has been read. When not in use, four beep tones sound every three minutes to warn the user that the unit is still on.
Note: This is not one of those cheap scanners that only reads one frequency. It cannot be compared in quality to other scanners which do not scan all the frequencies.
