While the acoustic properties of both models are largely the same below 70kHz, the new Mini Bat 2 is more sensitive to sounds above 70kHz. This means that echolocations above that frequency (e.g. UK Horseshoe bats) will be clearer in the recordings, and more distant echolocations can be picked up.

• Why can't I use an adapter to connect a USB-C Echo Meter Touch to my Lightning iOS device?
• What iOS devices are compatible with my Echo Meter Touch module?
• Can I use Echo Meter Touch modules with USB connectors with iOS devices?
• What type of data port does my phone or tablet have?
• What type of plug does my Echo Meter Touch module have?
• What adapter do I need for my Echo Meter Touch module and Android or iOS device?
• How do I update the firmware on my Echo Meter Touch module with USB to add iOS compatibility?
• Will the Lithium-ion lids I used with first-generation Minis fit the new models?
• Will the security bracket accessory I use with first-generation Minis be compatible with the new models?
• Will Wildlife Acoustics continue to repair and support first-generation Minis with replacement parts?
• Are there size differences between the first- and second-generation Minis?
• Are there acoustic differences between the first- and second-generation Minis?
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