Has anyone tried this auto feeder on their RA? Seems simple enough since it works off an timer?
http://www.super-feeder.com/asfmodel.html
Super Feeder Auto feeder
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Thavngr98
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Super Feeder Auto feeder
-Dave

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Thavngr98
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Re: Super Feeder Auto feeder
No one? Hmm seems like the perfect auto feeder for a controller. It does a feed cycle as soon as power is applied to it. I see a bunch of people using it on the Apex so I'm sure we could get it to work on a RA.
-Dave

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rimai
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Re: Super Feeder Auto feeder
I like it and should work just fine.
How much is it?
Couldn't find the price..
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How much is it?
Couldn't find the price..
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Roberto.
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agentgreen
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Re: Super Feeder Auto feeder
I think it's $100.rimai wrote:I like it and should work just fine.
How much is it?
Couldn't find the price..
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Thavngr98
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Re: Super Feeder Auto feeder
Yeah thats the only thing that has held me off on buying this. $100. BUT the reviews on it are stellar and every one I read seems to say its well worth it
-Dave

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Thavngr98
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Re: Super Feeder Auto feeder
Roberto would this need to use a wavemaker outlet since it would be powering on and off quickly?
-Dave

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rimai
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Re: Super Feeder Auto feeder
No.
It probably uses a wall wart of some sort.
Only AC motor generate inductive spike.
It probably uses a wall wart of some sort.
Only AC motor generate inductive spike.
Roberto.
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