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is this Wobbler moving all the time (concerned about wearing down Battery) or does it somehow hook to the thrower and just reset after each throw? — 1 Answer

by Duck Slayer, from WA, United States Asked on October 10, 2018

Name Champion Traps and Targets Wheely Bird/ Workhorse Wobble Base (4.8)
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Answered by DABit, guest, from TX, United States, on November 06, 2018

The wobbler has it's own switch so it can be cut off, however when shooting it runs all the time. We shot for around four hours, had it hooked up to a marine boat battery with no problem. Upon returning home put the battery on the charger and it read nearly a full charge.

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