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 Re: Unusual issue with timed-protein feeder and pen
[Re: CharlieCTx]
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10/31/17 02:17 PM
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Navasot
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Its all depends on the deer they dont have to grow up on it... i have a place i set one that iv yet to have a deer eat out of it... also set one at my home property and they started using it immediately and even this time of year eat around 150lbs a week
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Re: Unusual issue with timed-protein feeder and pen
[Re: CharlieCTx]
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10/31/17 02:24 PM
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Just went and picked up an Orbit brand at Lowe's. Only problem I see is it also has a freeze guard that activates at 37'. That won't work for feeding early AM in winter. I think Home Depot here carries Rainbird brand. Fouzman, you recall how you wire it in? The manual is below, not helpful (to me anyway) and it references 24V usage when the feeder is 6v? Rainbird Manual I used butt splices and wired it in between the timer and the motor I think, Charlie. Either that or between the battery and timer. It's hell to get old.
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