This patent (US 10,856,521 B1) and pending trademark are for sale with the transfer of all rights and data. Evaluation units may be purchased. Contact: Wild Game Feeder Inquiry
THESE ARE TYPICAL GAME FEEDER CLOCK TIMERS Type A uses DIP switches and is more complicated to build. Type B uses potentiometers with dial plates. Component costs for A and B are similar.![]()
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CLOCK TIME THAT CHANGES DAILY AND DRAMATICALLY WITH THE SEASONS
REPLACE YOUR COMPLICATED GAME FEEDER CLOCK TIMER WITH THIS SIMPLE SOLAR INTEGRAL CIRCUIT TIMER THAT ADJUSTS FOR ALL SEASONSPROTOTYPES FOR ECONOMY AND STANDARD REPLACEMENTS AS NOTED, THESE PROTOTYPES ARE FOR SALE ![]()
Prototype A Prototype B
______________ * Set and forget it. The Circuit will maintain a user preset time (hours) for feeding before dusk regardless of the change in season or daylight savings time.No more worrying about AM or PM and multiple options to wade through that, unless set, problems may occur. * No more adjusting a clock as winter sunset comes earlier. Set it, forget it, and it is fixed even when disconnecting the battery. For conventional clock feeders, one has to go through the tedious task of resetting all options when replacing the battery. * The dawn throw is likewise seasonally adjusted. No worrying when dawn occurs. * A solar panel is required(1). You may use an existing panel (Economy Unit) or one that is included in the Standard Unit. * Adapts to a wide range of battery voltages — rechargeable or dry cell — without any adjustment. * Includes protection with an automatic reset fuse that illuminates an LED with RED for a short circuit, motor too large, or motor locked. YELLOW for a reversed battery connection. * Adjustable feeding time. * Testing switch duplicates feeding time. No more wondering if set time for throwing is adequate. * Can handle large feed motors. * Easy wiring installation; Connect the battery leads, solar panel connection, and feeder motor leads. * Ability to turn off either the Dawn or Pre-Dusk feed.
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FEED THROW TIME AND PRE-DUSK HOURS - ECONOMY AND STANDARD UNITS - PROTOTYPE A