Mojo Question

[Legendary_Magnum]

What would happen if you added a 12 v bilge pump and 12v battery to a 6v mojo spinning decoy. I would also put on some type of timer. Could the spinning wing motor handle the 12v for short bursts to power the bilge pump for movement?

[3legged_lab]

My guess is it'll spin twice as fast for half as long.

[NuffDaddy]

It will last for a while. Could be 1 hunt, could be 1 year. But I wouldn't do it if you plan on keeping it.

[firstflight]

It will burn it up fast .

[Legband]

The 6 volt motor will burn out extremely fast.
But if you want the combo they make 6 volt pumps.

[Woody]

Or you could buy a voltage regulator and place it between the mojo and the battery.

[blockmaker]

Look at Mojo mama jama. Their version of spinner, pulsator. I bought one this year, impressed with everything except battery life. It's a 12 volt system.

[Olly]

You need to wire it like this.

12v battery > 12v pump > 12v to 6v converter > mojo

They can all have the same ground just make sure the power is run in that order.

Use this.

http://www.amazon.com/Sunwin-Converter- ... B00B691CV0

[team216]

Just a thought and I know it's not your question. But what about just getting a commercial grade 6 volt battery?

[Olly]

I'm not even sure what he's trying to do really. Is he wanting to add a bilge pump to a floating mojo?

[team216]

The way I read it was he's wants to run a mojo off of the same battery as he is running his bilge pump off of? But I also don't know how to read haha I'm more of a picture kind of guy

[Olly]

The way I read it was he's wants to run a mojo off of the same battery as he is running his bilge pump off of? But I also don't know how to read haha I'm more of a picture kind of guy

That makes more sense. I'm an idiot.

[team216]

after reading it again, your thinking makes more sense

[Olly]

He hasn't been here since Nov so I doubt he cares either way