The timer is easy to program and effectively controls game feeders.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Field & Stream solar panel to keep a game feeder powered in a remote area, and here’s my take after a few weeks in the field: Pros: Plug-and-Play with Feeders: It connects easily to most standard 6V or 12V feeders (check your model’s specs). Mine had the right adapter and started charging right away. Low Maintenance: Once mounted, it’s been pretty hands-off. Keeps the battery topped off without needing to haul in replacements. Weather Durability: It’s held up through rain and wind so far. The panel seems rugged enough for year-round outdoor exposure. Cons: Sunlight Placement Is Key: If the panel isn’t getting good direct sunlight for at least part of the day, charge levels dip. It needs clear exposure, especially in wooded areas. Modest Power Output: Works well for low-draw feeders, but I wouldn’t count on it for anything high-powered or during long stretches of cloudy days.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is very cool tool , easy to use and the battery last longer than other brand . It took me a while to find out all the functions. I would like to recommend