momentary on constant off for a broadcast corn tailgate feeder dont know the size i need ??? also have trickle feeder for same need constant on /off
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Rated to 15 amps - you need the single pole/single throw switch ANC554011. You can see the wiring diagram at http://s1279.photobucket.com/user/newwiremarine/media/VSeriesPinoutsall_zps02575374.jpg.html Russ
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if your running more than 10 amps, and you probably are with that feeder, you'll need to install a constant duty relay between the feeder and the battery, with the switch controlling the relay,
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Rated to 15 amps - you need the single pole/single throw switch ANC554011. You can see the wiring diagram at http://s1279.photobucket.com/user/newwiremarine/media/VSeriesPinoutsall_zps02575374.jpg.htmlRuss
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This should work fine. You will have to clip a few zip ties, but the switch out is not too complicated. The reason I bought it is because it keeps the fan running after you turn it "off" to finish burning out your pellets. I think mine is actually a little more accurate than the one it replaced.
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Boblook for a one that you can turn on and off from the tractor of mower. When you stop the fertilizer just pours out
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It would take me too long to write the instructions down but the instructions that comes with your feeder are very self explanatory. The only thing that you really determine is the feeding time. I set mine on 10 seconds twice a day. You can set it anywhere between 0 to 30 seconds If you set it too high your feeder will run out of corn pretty quick. I think if you read the instructions very carefully you wont have any problem. I hope this is helpful.
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You have to turn off with a switch. I have mine hooked up to 12vdc battery on my golf cart that I use for maintenance at my rv park. Only actually uses power when you are spraying or if loses pressure. If you here pump actuating a lot when not in use check that cap and nozzle connections are tight. I love the distance and nozzle spray patterns. Sprays a good distance when on stream setting. I love this thing and wish I had gotten it years ago.
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I checked the manual and the crockpot itself, and I can't honestly answer your question. I'm pretty sure you can't program it to come on at a certain time. You can set it to how long you want it to run. I've only used it once so far, and I was there to turn it off when it was done. I would imagine when the time runs out it shuts off, but I can't say that for sure. Sorry I don't really have answers for you.
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Roger, For the last several years I have been replacing timers that go bad with the universal replacement. They are great. The foot print is very accommodating, I haven't had any problem finding a spot to stuff them. All of the feeders I run are 6 volt. I don't think you will have any trouble and will be very pleased.
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Constant slow feed, just plug into a basic timer and use the included chart to set flow amount and duration. or get fancy and expensive and buy a co2 controller. Mines ran off just a cheap timer and works great.
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We just direct wired it into the 12 volt system and eliminated the power box converter. Just cut the wire off the box and direct wired it into a FUSED CONNECTION. Make sure you fuse protect it. Try 10-15 amps if that doesn't hold then go to 20 amps. Mine works just fine. Powers right up and finds the birds in less than 3-4 minutes. Much better that that Tailgater mess
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Do you have a quick disconnect or a thread ends mines a thread end make sure you push it all the way on be for turned the gas on hope this helps if not go to YouTube you may find what you're looking for
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I used mine as a delayed start for a fan on an offroad vehicle. I believe this also works in a way that you can time how long you want power on then it will shut off. It will adjust from 1 second to hours..... No manual so you will have to do some figuring out yourself.
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I have never had an auto feed feature that worked properly even on a commercial weed eater! So the answer is no- sorry
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Go to this page and under "Product Details" there is a link to view/download the instruction manual: http://www.amazon.com/Animal-Planet-Programmable-Electronic-Feeder/dp/B00ATJSH4S#
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It hasn't set mine off, but I retract it whenever the vehicle is on. It's probably NOT designed to be extended while the vehicle is in motion. I would further guess that it's no different than having the tailgate down while using a bed extender. I haven't tried this, but I would think it wouldn't be in the line of sight of the alert system.
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I am Sorry but i am only familiar with this model since this is my first automatic feeder. Best to contact mfr
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U have to reprogram it every day. U would be better off getting the automatic feeder that has 5 separate bowls. It runs on 4 D batteries n u set the timers digitally. Then all u need to do is fill them. It's more expensive but worth it. I have 3 feeders at my house. Love it!
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From another review: I made myself a little cheat sheet for the programming process, printed it out and stuck it on the fridge. Maybe it will help someone. I use two feeding times. Also I use the default "smallest" feeding portion, so I don't have to change that: 1) Turn feeder on. 2) Within 90 seconds, set time: 3) Press "Clock" to set hour / press "Timer" to set minute 4) Press "Set" to confirm. 5) Press "Clock" to toggle between 12/24 hours. 6) Press "Start" to confirm clock settings. 7) Display now shows "1 07" (first feeding at 0700) 8) Press "Set" for two seconds until display flashes. 9) Press "Timer" to set desired feeding time. 10) Press "Set" to program second feeding time. 11) Press "Timer" to set desired feeding time. 12) Press "Start" to save and exit. [To change portion size:] 14) Push VOL key to display portion size. 15) Press and hold the SET key until the digit blinks. 16) Press the VOL key to set the portion size. [ 1 = 1/4 cup, 2 = 1/2 cup etc... ] 17) Press the START key to confirm.