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Hizzoner


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Hi Guys,
           I've been off line for awhile but that was due to a long bird season and with 4 hunting dogs I gotta justify feeding them!!

                                      How ever my first time out this winter I used my crow buster decoy and had great luck with it!! The boys came in Screaming at it when I had it in my crow tree even if I wasn't calling! I think I'mm gonna get another one I just wish they were a little bigger and more durable!


                                             ANY COMMENTS OR RECOMMENDATIONS??
                                                         Thanks,
                                                          HIZZ!biggrinbiggrinbiggrin

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Hey Hizz
Put a thirty foot piece of wire on it with a switch,it will save you batteries and wear and tear,turn on when birds are coming in,shut off when they leave.

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Never thought of it! OH well more SH-T in the blind!! HAHA!!biggrin

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It shows you how in advanced articles.

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once again I have to recommend going wireless... the 30ft wire is easy as pie, I just cant stand unravling wires n stuff.

here is an example of a remote on/off switch.

http://www.clickandlights.com/servlet/the-88/Toggle-switch-2-channels/Detail

-- Edited by Splash One on Tuesday 8th of March 2011 09:30:19 PM

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Splash One wrote:

once again I have to recommend going wireless... the 30ft wire is easy as pie, I just cant stand unravling wires n stuff.

here is an example of a remote on/off switch.

http://www.clickandlights.com/servlet/the-88/Toggle-switch-2-channels/Detail

-- Edited by Splash One on Tuesday 8th of March 2011 09:30:19 PM


If I read that correclty, You could wire two devices and use one remote switch to control both. A external battery could be wired into the devices also. The swithc is rated for 12v but should also work with the 3 volts required for the Buster II?

 



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8fishermen wrote:

 

Splash One wrote:

once again I have to recommend going wireless... the 30ft wire is easy as pie, I just cant stand unravling wires n stuff.

here is an example of a remote on/off switch.

http://www.clickandlights.com/servlet/the-88/Toggle-switch-2-channels/Detail

-- Edited by Splash One on Tuesday 8th of March 2011 09:30:19 PM


If I read that correclty, You could wire two devices and use one remote switch to control both. A external battery could be wired into the devices also. The swithc is rated for 12v but should also work with the 3 volts required for the Buster II?

 


DOOOH you got me, I was having a senior moment... I was thinking about my "project" and forgot not all flappy decoys are 12v.. God what's it gonna be like when I am a senior. confuse.gif

It is cost, and time prohibative to install a battery powered receiver into a battery powered buster... you could, but why.  

If you are electronic, and gadget savvy you could rip apart a cheap RC car or any one of the cheap remote christmas doodads on the market and engineer something..

As I am always tearing things apart and tinkering, I will investigate and report anything I find for a 3v sollution...

Thanks for catching that 8F... for now I would follow SHANEDOGS suggestion. worship.gif

 



-- Edited by Splash One on Wednesday 9th of March 2011 12:05:43 PM

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Why not just put an intermittent timer on it, they are cheap, and treble the battery life at least


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