Clay Delay Inc.* 115 Roycroft Dr. West Seneca, NY 14224 * Autopullers@claydelay.com * 716-674-4489
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Simplified Operation!
Plug in your system where you normally plug in your pull cord (you must supply the connector that fits for your machine/club) With the Autopuller there is no alterations made to the machines. You just unplug the regular pull cord and plug in your Autopuller system. When you are done, just replace the club's pull cord. On a wired system you plug the Autopuller controller into an extension cord that you would plug into your field. On a wireless system, you plug in the receiver which 'talks' wirelessly to the controller.
Clip on the mic, turn the Autopuller on with the side thumbwheel.
Press a top arming button to activate the microphone. Press both buttons for a double/pair/true pair.
Call for your target(s).
The Autopuller will release the target immediately at your call. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each target you want to shoot.
On models with multiple modes, just press the circle on the label with the mode you want. For example if you have the Classic model and want to use the H/L mode, press the circle with "H/L" and the light will begin to flash letting you know it's in standby waiting for you to arm the desired house.
Basic
Deluxe
Classic
Modes include: Voice Delay
Release of a single or a double at your call
Belt clip
Low battery indicator
Microphone turns off after each shot to avoid launching false targets
Mode Memory (remembers mode selection when controller is turned off)
Voice Delay (Adds a constant delay between your call and the launch. The delay will be the same until you change it. Adjustable from 1/10 of a second to a full second in 1/10 second increments.)
Wired $129 Wireless $329
Modes include: Voice Delay, H/L and your choice of American or International Delay
Release of a single or a double at your call
Belt clip
Low battery indicator
Microphone turns off after each shot to avoid launching false targets
Mode Memory (remembers mode selection when controller is turned off)
Voice Delay (Adds a constant delay between your call and the launch. The delay will be the same until you change it. It is adjustable from 1/10 of a second to a full second in 1/10 of a second increments)
Your choice of: American Delay (adds a random delay between your call and the launch. It is adjustable from 1/10 of a second to a full second in 1/10 of a second increments) orInternational Delay (adds a random delay between your call and the launch, It is adjustable from 3/10 of a second to 3 seconds in 3/10 of a second increments)
High/Low arming (launches high house at your call, then launches low house at your call)
Ability to use the routines together. (For example: Use the Voice delay as your minimum delay (set it at, say .2 seconds) and the American Delay as your maximum delay (set it at, say .4 seconds). Then you can practice for a human referee.)
Wired $169
Wireless $369
You can also replace the H/L program with the second random delay for $10 less. You would have a model with Voice Delay, American Delay and International Delay. Wired $159 Wireless $359
Modes include: Voice Delay, H/L, American Delay and International Delay
Release of a single or a double at your call
Belt clip
Low battery indicator
Microphone turns off after each shot to avoid launching false targets
Mode Memory (remembers mode selection when controller is turned off)
Voice Delay (Adds a constant delay between your call and the launch. The delay will be the same until you change it. It is adjustable from 1/10 of a second to a full second in 1/10 of a second increments)
American Delay (adds a random delay between your call and the launch. It is adjustable from 1/10 of a second to a full second in 1/10 of a second increments)
International Delay (adds a random delay between your call and the launch, It is adjustable from 3/10 of a second to 3 seconds in 3/10 of a second increments)
High/Low arming (launches high house at your call, then launches low house at your call)
Ability to use the routines together. (For example: Use the Voice delay as your minimum delay (set it at, say .2 seconds) and the American Delay as your maximum delay (set it at, say .4 seconds). Then you can practice for a human referee.)
