The device allows to create a list of pigeons, to assign them, put them into baskets, nominate, print and measure the fl ight time. It has a keyboard and a large, easy to read graphical display. The system provides: identifi cation of up to fi ve hundred pigeons, servicing of up to sixteen antenna pads, servicing of four fl ights at the same time and simultaneous introduction of four breeders.

A device designed to send SMS information about the arrival of pigeons to the breeder's phone, compatible with VIZION systems in software version 1.9 and 4.9. Works with SIM cards of all GSM operators. The device is powered by a built-in battery charged with a 12VDC power supply

A device for synchronization of date and time in VIZION clocks. Equipped with two AAA type batteries and a RESET switch at the back of the casing.

A device that enables to connect six subsequent antenna pads. It is equipped with two feeding sockets.

VIZION electronic ring is intended for assigning a pigeon, put it into a basket and read the pigeon's fl ight time.It consists of a HITAG S 256bit Philips transponder and a unique, fi xed and changeable code number.

 Key ring for opening electronic rings

A device intended for registering the return of a pigeon from a racing or training fl ight. It contains a 90 cm long connecting cable with a splitter that allows to connect an antenna to a clock and antennas to each other. The antenna was equipped with a double set of coils. This allows to register two times more pigeons at the same time, when comparing it with the CLASSIC antenna. It is available in versions with one, two or four detection fi elds. It contains four screws that go through anti-skidding legs used for mounting antenna to the entry pad.

A device for assigning pigeons and putting them into baskets. The input antenna contains two signalling lamps in read and green colours. The green lamp signals a correct reading of a ring or an electronic key, and the red signals error in the electronic ring registration. The set also contains a 2 m long cable that ends with a D-SUB9 connector.

A device for assigning pigeons and putting them into baskets. Additionally, it is equipped with a built-in DCF radio set, two signalling lamps in red and green colours. The green lamp signals a correct reading of a ring or an electronic key, and the red signals error in the electronic ring registration. The set also contains a 2 m long cable that ends with a D-SUB9 connector.