ICOtec Hellion+ Electronic Game Call

ICOtec Hellion+ Programmable Predator Call with Bluetooth

• Includes 165 sounds (Featuring 15 sounds from Tony Tebbe of Predator University)
• 275 meters non-line-of-sight remote range with included GCX+ remote
• Up to 90 meters Bluetooth range
• Ability to play 2 sounds simultaneously from the remote, or many sounds simultaneously from the Animal Audio app
• Store up to 2,000 sounds on the included 32GB SD card
• Sounds included are 24-bit, but also can play 16 & 32 bit .wav files (please see below how to download sound files from the internet)
• Plays .aaf and .wav file formats
• Save sounds from your smartphone via SD card reader or the call SD card
• Improved volume & sound clarity
• 1 Mini-USB to USB cable included for sound file downloading and 1 Auxiliary cable included for GCX+ remote synchronization
• Tripod mountable
• Long battery life
• 4 x AA batteries required in caller, 4 x AA batteries required in remote (batteries are not included)
• Get new sounds from ICOtec, JD Piatt, and more professional sound artists on the Animal Audio app (iOS/Android).

GCX+ Remote Features:

• 275 meters range, no line of sight needed
• Play 2 sounds simultaneously with separate play and pause buttons
• Sound category organization
• Large, easy-to-read remote display
• Day and night display options
• Store up to 20 sounds in 2 separate favorites banks
• Set and play a specific coax sound
• 4 x AA batteries required in remote (not included)

ICOtec recommends that customers avoid using Duracell batteries in our callers as the voltage is too low. Also, we recommend against using lithium AA batteries in GCX+ remotes.

• Go to this website: https://animalaudio.com/mp3-to-wav-converter/
• Put the MP3 file in the converter and convert
• Download the new WAV file to your computer
• Create a folder and name it on the ICOtec SD card
• Name the sound
• Put the sound in the folder
• Insert your SD card into the speaker
• Connect the speaker and the remote control for synchronization
• Switch ON
• Let them sync and when sync ok appears pull out the cable and check that the sound has landed correctly in the remote control.