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- This article is about the advanced successor to the Beagle Active Probe. For the Free Worlds League 'Mech, see Bloodhound.
The Bloodhound Probe is an upgraded version of the Beagle Active Probe and follows the same rules. In addition to having increased range, the Bloodhound can detect hidden units with stealth ability, including Battle Armor units
with Stealth Armor, Mimetic Armor and ECM, as well as other units with ECM, Null-Signature Systems or Stealth Armor. Unless the unit’s ECM rules
state otherwise, or the unit is conventional infantry using ECM or stealth systems, the Bloodhound will detect it.
Units with multiple active probes (of any type) may use only one at a time in game play.