i cant find the manual but i recall having to press a reset switch on the coop controller board. Now there are several versions of this controller board so be careful but it should be labeled. here is my board and it is clear at least 2 buttons - i think 3 but i cant see which to reset
they say they have a solar panel - as this runs on 120V A/C but the brick uses very little power and I guess the base system runs on 12 V - so YES - I would power an inverter and leave this at 120V but there is a bunch of ways to get this solar powered.
Presenting a 6 month old Rhode Island Red Rooster - Starlord - Free to a Good Home!
Raised by us from Chick (Approx. 1 week old) My zone does not allow roosters and we were in denial for the last 4 weeks or so as this cutie grew up.
But unfortunately he has found his voice and the neighbor...
it is an outdoor weather rated "Access Point" - basically a Antenna for a WI-FI System. Normally you have a router on your desk with tiny 4 or 5" antenna - this is an outdoor version of that basically
I needed even better wireless coverage in the Coop/Run area. I am a self-confessed "Chicken Stalker" and also I am trying to be a good "Chicken Daddy" and have the auto coop doors which require Wi-Fi working 100%. All things considered I had the outdoor Access Point so why not use it. This is...
I voted for uncovered.
In my case I had a few hawks hovering and looking like an Alfred Hitchcock movie along with a large group of squirrels in the tree above. I wanted open and as natural as possible so I went with this. 50% shade cloth with wide mesh. Like bird netting...
Where can I learn more about these studies? I am interested and have learned lots using NIH resources on the web about health and nutrition. fascinating stuff to me
my birds are savages - like all of them with good DNA. :cool:
I am super impressed at how civilized they are being. My wife and i are like what's up? Something in the feed slowing them down? :D
They are enjoying life......
and here is another short video of that in action, only one bird...
how about augmenting Solar with Generator far away (few hundred feet) that would work to ensure 30 days for incubation cycle. depends on your ability to support a decent solar system and how many watts you need.