New deer deterrent motor: field report
I've been testing out a new
motor in hopes of finding a better replacement for the rotisserie
hack.
The shaft is much smaller,
which has led to a lighter
support arm design like the one shown above. It's been in service
for a bit over a month now with no problems.
One of the things I like
about this motor is the fact that it's a bit slower than its rotisserie
cousin giving the deterrent a longer interval of silence. It requires
one of those wall warts for power, which you don't need with the
rotisserie version. I discovered that you can use a 9 volt wall wart to
get an even slower rate that might prove to be more tolerable for those
of you in suburban environments.
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