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    Re: Cheap, easy, home built MOJO remote!

    Wicked, glad to hear it is working for people. Should be good for shutting them off when the geese lock on tomorrow.
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    Yep, they work great - note - when the remote stops turning the mojo off, its time to change batteries or recharge....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kudu View Post
    Yep, they work great - note - when the remote stops turning the mojo off, its time to change batteries or recharge....
    Or put the remote inside your jacket, then tend to loose large amounts of range in the cold

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    Re: Cheap, easy, home built MOJO remote!

    Quote Originally Posted by Kudu View Post
    Yep, they work great - note - when the remote stops turning the mojo off, its time to change batteries or recharge....
    I was just going to post the same advice. I thought my Hong Kong special had died, but when I re-charged the battery, all is well.

    Has anyone tried another brand of battery for the Mojo or are they all about the same performance?
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    Re: Cheap, easy, home built MOJO remote!

    I have the 49.99 name brand remote, Dave's is better than mine.
    The next one i buy will be the chinese cheese, version..

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    I installed and used all 3 of mine today, in the mojo babies, and in the regular mojo. All worked well, at long distance though, I tried the trick of holding the remote to my head, and it actually worked better. Give it a try!
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    Quote Originally Posted by blindman View Post
    I was just going to post the same advice. I thought my Hong Kong special had died, but when I re-charged the battery, all is well.

    Has anyone tried another brand of battery for the Mojo or are they all about the same performance?

    Yep - that's what happned to me.

    I have two installed in Baby Mojos, the other day I had both spinning away, some ducks came and had look, so I flicked the off button - One went dead instantly the other just kept spinning...

    I walked up to the spinning one, when I was within three feet of it, it switched off...

    At first I thought the battery in the remote was done... anyhow I switched the battery packs in the mojos and the problem just followed the weak battery back into the other mojo...

    Now I keep the spare battery pack loaded with fresh AA's, and when the remote stops working I simply switch battery packs for the fresh ones - and the jobs a good one!
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    Re: Cheap, easy, home built MOJO remote!

    Big Boar
    got my remote in the mail today and am curious on how big of a fuse did you put in

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    My original mojo had a fuse which I left in it. The new babies didnt have a fuse, so I didn't put one in.
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    Unions and beacon is what I fry the liver in with a coating of flower on the liver ,,I eat the tong,,the hart,, its very good eating......

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    Re: Cheap, easy, home built MOJO remote!

    yup same here....no fuse
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