Anyone Mod Mojo Critter so can be controlled with Fox pro?
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doggin coyotes
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I don't think the aux jack supplies any voltage.
It's a momentary type switch/relay on the older FP's and some of the newer models can be momentary or latched depending on what the user selects.
A mojo can be modified fairly easily to be used with the newer models with latched capabilities without to much work involved.
It can be made to work with the older models also, but you need to hold the aux button down the entire time you want the decoy to operate. Not very handy and there is some concern it is not good for the aux circuit in the caller.
It's a momentary type switch/relay on the older FP's and some of the newer models can be momentary or latched depending on what the user selects.
A mojo can be modified fairly easily to be used with the newer models with latched capabilities without to much work involved.
It can be made to work with the older models also, but you need to hold the aux button down the entire time you want the decoy to operate. Not very handy and there is some concern it is not good for the aux circuit in the caller.
jmontgomery
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Originally Posted By: doggin coyotesI don't think the aux jack supplies any voltage.
It's a momentary type switch/relay on the older FP's and some of the newer models can be momentary or latched depending on what the user selects.
A mojo can be modified fairly easily to be used with the newer models with latched capabilities without to much work involved.
It can be made to work with the older models also, but you need to hold the aux button down the entire time you want the decoy to operate. Not very handy and there is some concern it is not good for the aux circuit in the caller.
If I'm reading this right, I would replace the switch on the Mojo Critter with a jack to insert in the aux on my Fury?
It's a momentary type switch/relay on the older FP's and some of the newer models can be momentary or latched depending on what the user selects.
A mojo can be modified fairly easily to be used with the newer models with latched capabilities without to much work involved.
It can be made to work with the older models also, but you need to hold the aux button down the entire time you want the decoy to operate. Not very handy and there is some concern it is not good for the aux circuit in the caller.
If I'm reading this right, I would replace the switch on the Mojo Critter with a jack to insert in the aux on my Fury?
Merdit
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jmontgomery, I believe that is correct. I rigged up a decoy for my fx3 with a motor from an old dvd player using a headphone plug (3.5mm jack I think) for the "switch". Worked for me, but I'm no pro, just a tinkerer. In the case of the fx3 the tip of the plug is + and the shaft is -. If hooked up opposite the "switch" will be on constantly.
pd721el
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Checked my Firestrom and when you press the AUX button on the remote the voltage on the AUX plug goes up in 10ths of a volt to with each push, until 1 volt. In the owners manuel it stated that it is very voltage sencetive and and if damaged in any way not warrantied.
So I think I'll buy a Jac attack and not worry about messing up my $400 call
So I think I'll buy a Jac attack and not worry about messing up my $400 call
Merdit
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Now that would be both funny and functional!
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Now that would be both funny and functional!
No kidding. That is a cool idea. You better patent that and give it a cool name like "Dancing Death" or "Killer Kactus". OK, those aren't so cool, but your idea is awesome.