How to DIY a Remote Control Bumper Boy Training System

BUMPER BOY was designed to provide a complete training system for dog trainers that have working retrievers, of any age.

One of our customers had a fake homemade bumper boy thing which he used for dog’s hunting drills. The bumper boy was manual operation. Recently, he brought our 2 channel dc 2000m remote control kit to do some retrofit for his dog training system because he wanted to remote control bumper boy. Definitely, it works. Let’s come to see how he retrofits the bumper boy system.

Parts:

2 channel 12V long range remote control kit

12 volt camcorder battery that had on off switch and comes with charger

2 -1/4 inch stereo jacks (one for each servo)

1 – Sandwich box

Procedure:

He just put an 8 relay RF receiver on his 8 shot bumper boy. At first, he put an 8 relay RF receiver and 12 volt battery in the box. Basically he needed a relay for every shot or function. This was a two relay unit for his two shot homemade bumper boy.

He did not put a sound board or buzzer on receiver due to he would never use it. He soldered all his connections together and put a wire nut on them which was just used to protect them.

He used speaker wire to tie everything together. He has used this unit out to 200 yards.

 

The whole thing was so easy to put together as it was fairly self explanatory.

How to DIY Motion Detector Light

A motion detector light is a security and energy saving feature which can be installed into dark home, hall, corridor or staircase. Within the area of detection, the motion detector will be triggered by any movement, and then send signal to the light. So the light will come on automatically. The light will stay on as long as motion is detected.

Today we’ll talk about how to diy a motion detector light using our wireless motion detector (W-01) and rf receiver (S1D-DC12) with time delay function.

Receiver specification:
Control Mode: Delay (Press -> ON; Then OFF after the delay time)
Adjustable delay time: 2~40 seconds
Coding Type: Fixed code by soldering
Operating Voltage: DC12V

Motion detector specification:
Working distance: 100 m (Open field)
Detection distance: 10m
Detection range: Fan-shaped angle 110°
Decode: Fixed code by Pins

The wiring and operation pictures are as follows:
Wire the rf receiver to the lamp.

Solder the code of receiver same as the code of detector. So does the resistance.

Turn on the power.

Move around the light, the light comes on automatically. When there is no motion, the light will be off by itself after the delay time.

 

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