An intermittent signal must have no less than ten continuous seconds of transmission per minute. The power of the transmitter and orientation of the antenna may be changed during the hunt. However, the signal must be receivable at the starting point a minimum of every ten minutes to aid hunters that want to start over. The Rabbit's call-sign must be heard every 10 minutes, or more often, for identification. The T must be in a location which is publicly accessible with no charge for admission.
Public parks are preferred.
Every effort should be made to anticipate the weather so the T does not have to be moved during the hunt. If mobile, the transmitter must transmit continuously as much as possible. It must travel a pre-determined course chosen by the Rabbit. If vehicle, travel must be limited to city streets. Obey the local speed limits and ordinances of the community as posted or face disqualification from the hunt.