No, the tow cable is also the power cable which connects the teaser to the Vessel Control Box (VCB). The VCB then connects to your boat power source and accommodates either 12V (5A) or 24V (2.5A)DC.

The VCB can be connected to your boat's DC power supply with either a a DC connector of your choice or wired directly to your fused switch panel.

Yes, it is. It has a specially designed mount at the back of the teaser where you can mount your action camera.

Plug the VCB into your boat DC power source, plug the teaser cable into the VCB and switch on. Then drop the teaser over the side, hold onto the tow cable and release the cable until the teaser is at your required distance behind the boat. Then clip the securing harness onto the cable and the other end onto an anchor point on your boat (such as a cleat etc).

20 metres (66 feet)

There are 2 options available; Blue & Green LEDs OR Blue, White & Green LEDs. Blue & green colors are used as they penetrate to the greatest depths in open ocean waters and also because white mimics the reflections of flashing baitfish.

Yes, for sure! You can use the Game Raiser in conjunction with traditional teasers such as dredges, squid splashers, spreader bars and so on.

The VCB is the teaser controller. It is used to switch flashing modes and reset the device if left on while out of the water.

The Game Raiser is designed so that the inner cavities fill and flow with water, keeping the temperature managed. In addition, water passing over the face of the LED panels controls the temperature of the teaser. If the teaser is retrieved onto the boat during the excitement of a “hook-up” and is not switched off, there are 2 layers of protection to keep the temperature managed.

• A hardware temperature cut off on the LED boards themselves (hard cut-off if a certain temperature threshold is crossed).

• Dim mode where the temperature is continually monitored and if a threshold is reached, the device is put into an attenuated output mode to reduce heat output to allow the device to radiate out into the air without getting too hot to the touch.

No, you would need to use your action camera batteries and change them when required.

Anything up to 9 knots.

Up to approximately1.2 metres (4 feet) dependent on conditions, ballast speed, etc.

Yes

Yes, you can tow 2 Game Raisers at the same time. Why not try both colour versions - Blue & Green and the Blue, White & Green versions. Try swimming one on the surface and a second slightly deeper.