Feeder Timers?

[sqiggy]

I'm using All Season feeders with the "Timer'' and really like them. I have 3 more feeders that I need to change out. They are 6v and I want to have everything in 12v. Only problem now, is the location of these feeders. The All Season will throw the corn out there, but where these last feeders are, I really don't want or need the feeder to sling it out far. What 12v feeder is out there on the market, that you can adjust the spin rate. I need something that won't throw it very far, just outside the feeder legs.
Any suggestions??

[RRagan83]

I know the spin tech and most any of the BA products have an rpm adjustment one thing I have ran into is when turning the rpms down to low a clog or jam is more likely to occur I run most of mine on med rpm you could build a shield to deflect the feed down instead of out

[Smart]

You know you can use The Timer in a 6Volt as well right and keep your feed spread smaller?

[walker1983]

throw a tighter varmint cage on there... It will knock down most of the corn to just fall under the feeder.

[sqiggy]

You know you can use The Timer in a 6Volt as well right and keep your feed spread smaller?

Yeah, but not wanting to keep up with any more 6v batteries. May just do this for the time being, since we still have some 6v batteries then come back later and put up some sort of cage for deflection. Would be nice if the feeders I have now, had a setting for RPM's. Was just wondering if there was another 12v feeder out there where I could "tune it down" some and is reliable.