Bat Meter Tutorial - Magenta Bat5

Short demonstration on how to use the Magenta Bat5 bat meter. These bat meters are available for student use from the Ecology lab at the University of Waterloo.
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[@luther99flame]

I've just picked up one of these meters, and this was the first video that popped up on how to use it. I think I know what I'm doing now, thanks for a great little video from 7 years in the past :) Also I'm from England too :D

[@Sonoquilibrium]

Hi! I just got mine and I got an information that in UK there are 16 spieces of Bats. I was wondering if there is any EU page about Bats, so I can see for example what kind of spieces of bats are in Germany (f.e.). Thank you!

[@MikeDownes]

Many thanks from England ..

[@UWEcologyLab]

No problem, Mike! We're glad you found our video helpful.

[@frequencywatchers]

From 136 To 9.5 WHAT? Khz? Mhz? THz? :D Looks Funny To me !

[@julesyt]

I wish you’d gone out in the dark and detected bats? 😮

[@stuartanderson5645]

Audio was fine for me. Good set of instructions. Looking forward to using it.

[@chowmm2007]

Learning from this video....with Quest: How to transfer the bat call to store in memory card of a device via 3.5 mm jack port. Voice recorder..any king ... suitable? Any suggestions or advice? Thanks.

[@Jamiewharton]

Thanks guys!

[@anthonycardenas9177]

SORRY! TERRIBLE audio! Too much bass and she MUMBLES. This "may" have good info and/or content, but for a "Ecology Lab", they SHOULD have a decent microphone around?!

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

I'm afraid this is due to your own equipment, sounds fine here. Her voice is very clear.

[@dustytangerine]

Perfect audio here.