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I’m getting old…. I can’t read the screen on my old fox pro control at night anymore. Anyone have recommendations on an e call with a controller with a screen big enough an old guy can still read it?
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Wildlife Technologies they don't have a screen to read, it has a keyboard like a adding machine and you just punch in the number of the call you want. I love that style remote, the old FoxPro tx 500/505 had both a numeric key board and scrolling, I use the numeric keyboard on my CS 24 that's the only reason I still have it. The old minaska callers had the same numeric remote, I'm still using two of them.
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I carry a pair of reading glasses around my neck, the arms are broke off of them. Hold them up to my eyes put the foxpro on what I want -done. I use them for dialing turret yardage in low light also. My old foxpro has the analog numbers, it's 15-16 years old.
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I use my presets and if I hit the wrong one, it don't matter none, they made my top 10 for a reason.
But I do carry readers just in case.
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I had the same issue as the OP. Bought a foxpro CS24C and I can read that remote.
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The Foxpro TX1000 remote is easy to see at night, but I guess that subjective to each person’s eyesight.
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