Can I connect this to a 6V deer feeder battery?
1367821
No you don't want to do this primarilly because it's made to be submurged in water to cool it. If use out if water it will break. Also it's 12 volt. It will light with 6 volt but won't be anywhere near as bright as a 12 volt feed.
1367822
Most of our guys connect it to a trolling motor and use it to night fish. So don't know about a 6v deer feeder a battery, not sure if they are the same.
1706329
No. The batteries are in series typically 36 or 48 volt systems. If you were to hook this up to only one 12v battery in a golfew cart it would drain the battery unevenly and damage that battery
1287550
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,
508385
Yes...try Wal-mart or Amazon...any 6V battery (prefer lead acid for recharging) will work.
698618
You can try it, but you must bear in mind that if you use a 12v charger on a 6v item you may have more power than you need and you may damage what you're trying to power.
581939
I won't be able to give the specifics of size of the plug from the solar panel to the feeder, but this female plug fits all the moultrie feeders. As long as it's a six volt moultrie feeder this panel will plug right in to it. My feeder timer shows 100% battery strenght every time I've checked it. I enclosed it inside a varmint cage to keep the coons and squirrels from chewing on the panel and wiring. I seems a little flimsy but inside the cage there is nothing to worry about.
1476805
Yes, you can connect directly to a 12 volt battery. No charge controller is needed.
1385280
Can't see why not, this is a 12 volts battery and last a very long time on one charge. I also use mine for the very same purpose and not to worry any longer Good luck and relax 11The fishing Guy !!!!
1915612
The Moultrie rechargeable six volt battery will fit this feeder. We have two Pro Magnum units and have not had any problem with the batteries keeping the feeder working for several months. We only put one six volt battery in them but there is space to put two if you like. On another note, if your Pro Magnum does not work, press the reset button on the back of the control module. We have had this problem with ours right out of the box. Once we pressed the reset switch, it worked fine.
829690
Yes. The feeder doesn't come with an electric cord, so its set up for battery power. I ordered a compatible electric cord (wasn't sure of the size so order one with interchangeable connectors) for maybe $13. Works great and don't have to worry about battery power failing.
901994
I can't answer that due to the fact that the motor is already in my deer feeder and I can't measure it. Sry.
796341
No, a dual 6 volt setup won't work. These put out about 30 volts in straight sun, so you will have to have at least two 12 volt batteries in series. It would be even better if you had the two 12 volts as well as a big 6 volt (a large battery like you would use on a tractor - something with big amps.) in a series. Hope that helps.
2164585
This item can be connected directly to a 12 volt battery. You would need to provide a charging source for the battery.
1383912
As this is simply a wiring harness, there's no reason why it would not work for a 6 volt battery. I'm not sure what amperage the system might charge at, so check the fuse and change if necessary.
137897
This connector is for changing from one plug format to another. If that is what you want to do I can't see why you couldn't use this in a connection to a boat battery. This isn't meant to be hooked to the battery itself. There are other connectors with eyelets for bolting to the battery or alligator type clips to connect to the battery terminals
919888
yes you can , Moultrie makes one for it that plugs into the bottom of the camera . but when using the external connection you have to also use an external battery pack . The one Moultrie sales is set up with the external battery pack . I built my own for both cameras ,two wild game innovation 6 volt batteries wired together to produce 12 volts from wal-mart 6 dollars each .a 75 cent connector from radio shack and 12 volt solar panel for a game feeder from Amazon 19 dollars . have had them hooked up all winter through bitter cold conditions and they have worked great !!
623131
I use this battery in my game feeder. It will fit fine standing up, with room so the wires dont short out.