Digital manufacturing and today's bowhunters
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More AAF testing This time at 80 and 90 yards. 90 yards is really a poke for my ability as I don't practice or hunt at that distance and don't have a pin for 90.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDlNQgND49A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDlNQgND49A
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Just playing around with the 3D printer again. We modeled up the parts for a Carabiner with our logo.
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Now dressing AA batteries in C sized outfits so they can be used in trail cams that take C batteries.
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Now that's a smooth move! I'd buy that!
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What is the advantage?
The C cells have more than double the A/H life over a AA cell. See:
http://www.zbattery.com/zbattery/batteryinfo.html
Seems you would have to change batteries 3X as often!
The C cells have more than double the A/H life over a AA cell. See:
http://www.zbattery.com/zbattery/batteryinfo.html
Seems you would have to change batteries 3X as often!
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For times when you are in a pinch. I have a few trail cams that use C batteries and a few flashlights but I have more AA batteries that I can shake a stick at. Its just a "hack" or "save" when needed.
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or you can rig up a fairly simple solar pack to charge the AA batteries during the day and then let them run at night. Kind of like those solar garden lights.
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I like that idea. Problem is, most trail cams are mounted to trees and the foliage blocks direct sunlight. Ergo...Cookies wrote:or you can rig up a fairly simple solar pack to charge the AA batteries during the day and then let them run at night. Kind of like those solar garden lights.
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Good point...never thought of that
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Confucious say...Is wise to talk with hunting friend before patent lawyer.Cookies wrote:Good point...never thought of that
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