cheap time clock looks the way forward but thank youThis zero-to-60 seconds timer is a lot cheaper than £103.50 :
The main time switch that I linked to previously could trigger this one, which then will run the auger motor for the selected short "ON" time.
ââ DC 12V NE555 0~60 Seconds Delay Timer Switch Adjustable Time Relay Module ââ | eBay
Module based on: NE555 chip. Main Chip (NE555) Characteristics This is a 12V Conduction delay relay module. Delay module: delay connect module. 10A, DC 0~30V / max. The output can be connected to AC 250V 10A or DC 30V 10A load;.www.ebay.co.uk
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sorry if ive forgot to reply to some one
so what im proposing is some thing like an old gas bottle arranged like this
old battery drill with the battery removed and hard wired to a 12v car battery operated by a 12v relay that in turn is energized by a cheap 12v time clock the dia of the auger is 40mm and i guesstimated 15 to 20 seconds would dispense enough seed, if i have to run it for 60 seconds it might dispense to much but i have the option of a smaller auger or fitting a washer over the outlet with say a 25mm hole in it
its very much make it and see what happens, the last one had a 50mm hole in the base and use to free fall out but jammed regularly due to the peanuts getting bunched up so thought i would try an auger this time, it may trickle out past the auger but if its a minor leak thats fine im sure they will eat it soon enough, if its a major leak then i will rotate the auger 90 deg
will post a pic up when its finished and hopefully working
so what im proposing is some thing like an old gas bottle arranged like this
old battery drill with the battery removed and hard wired to a 12v car battery operated by a 12v relay that in turn is energized by a cheap 12v time clock the dia of the auger is 40mm and i guesstimated 15 to 20 seconds would dispense enough seed, if i have to run it for 60 seconds it might dispense to much but i have the option of a smaller auger or fitting a washer over the outlet with say a 25mm hole in it
its very much make it and see what happens, the last one had a 50mm hole in the base and use to free fall out but jammed regularly due to the peanuts getting bunched up so thought i would try an auger this time, it may trickle out past the auger but if its a minor leak thats fine im sure they will eat it soon enough, if its a major leak then i will rotate the auger 90 deg
will post a pic up when its finished and hopefully working
dosent fill me with confidence the time clock will actually work lol
will have a look and see
They were 12v feeders.will have a look and see
Shame its not 240v as just would use an "on delay,off delay relay"
Like this
Just repeats as long as has power.
Used them for air blasts and compressor drain valves etc.
Possibly be able to find a low voltage equivalent
Like this
Just repeats as long as has power.
Used them for air blasts and compressor drain valves etc.
Possibly be able to find a low voltage equivalent
