clay pidgion traps and wobblers

[dannyp]

recently aquired myself a 2nd hand clay trap larport 185.

i quite fancy makeing a wobbler to go under it to make things a bit more intresting, the problem is i've heard of these wobblers and like the sound of one, but never used or seen one.

anyone abel to shed any light on how they work, how fast they move the trap and how far in any given direction ?

int he clutter pipe i've got some linear actuators and a few golf caddy motors that i recon i should be abel to rig somethign up with i'd think

 

[wristpin]

recently aquired myself a 2nd hand clay trap larport 185.

i quite fancy makeing a wobbler to go under it to make things a bit more intresting, the problem is i've heard of these wobblers and like the sound of one, but never used or seen one.

anyone abel to shed any light on how they work, how fast they move the trap and how far in any given direction ?

int he clutter pipe i've got some linear actuators and a few golf caddy motors that i recon i should be abel to rig somethign up with i'd think

Suppose you could just mount it on a couple of coil springs so that after the first clay the recoil created the wobble. Assuming that its not just a single shot affair?

 

[Woody.v8]

I've thrown many a wobbler, nowt to do with clay pigeons though.

 

[arther dailey]

sounds interesting, took up clays this spring after a long lay off, really enjoying it,no clue how the wobblers work though!

 

[Brad93]

They work on a hinges table with a cam and a linkage to a slow turning high torque motor.

 

[dannyp]

golf caddy motors it looks like then