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Rcoulter
08-04-2008, 08:32 AM
I am looking for a timer for my bait tank. I read an article by dFox from back in 2004 and he mentioned adding a 131726 BLA as a timer. Does anyone know what the 131728 BLA is or where you can purchase it?
Thanks
Rcoulter
outofcontrol
08-04-2008, 08:40 AM
g'day,
go to www.bla.com.au (http://www.bla.com.au) and search that number and it will bring up a "live well aerator control" looks good wouldn't mine one myself
Horse
08-04-2008, 04:22 PM
You can get them online from Cabelas for a fraction of the cost
bigtez
08-04-2008, 05:39 PM
or BassPro.
big dan
08-04-2008, 11:06 PM
Bias Boating
Ratman
09-04-2008, 06:50 PM
On what page of catalogue would that be Big Dan?

cheers,

Mick
-spiro-
10-04-2008, 11:16 PM
I saw them on ebay last night. Don't know the brand of them
gammo42
16-07-2008, 04:57 PM
Hello all,

I manufacture and sell a TankTimer as a hobby to support my fishing habits. If you are still interested send me a pm or leave another post.

At least then you are buying an Oz product and supporting a fellow fisho.

Cheers

Gammo
Didley
16-07-2008, 05:21 PM
Hello all,

I manufacture and sell a TankTimer as a hobby to support my fishing habits. If you are still interested send me a pm or leave another post.

At least then you are buying an Oz product and supporting a fellow fisho.

Cheers

Gammo

Tell us more Gammo, Price? Picture? Where?
gammo42
16-07-2008, 05:37 PM
Sorry Didley, being a brand new member I was very brief as I did not want to break any rules and hopefully I'm not.

Cost: $66 plus postage (normally $7.50 Express Post) Best way to quickly see what I sell at the moment is to have a look on Ebay, search for Live Bait Tank Timer. I have one advertised on there at the moment. (different price on Ebay of course due to fees)

I am located in Townsville.

Otherwise I can send you a flier if you are interested. (I do not know how to do that at this stage - let me know if you do.)

Cheers

Gammo
Didley
17-07-2008, 10:49 AM
Gammo, I had a look, that long thin thing is a battery I'm guessing. Looks pretty good. I'll be needing something in the next few months. I'll get back to U on it. U don't do one with time adjustment ,do U?

Dids
gammo42
17-07-2008, 08:08 PM
G'day Dids,

No I don't do one with a variable adjustment. I did my research and found that once set most people don't touch them again. Also, the potentiometer is another hole in your boat somewhere, and another thing to attract saltwater and die an early death. A three way switch allows you to bypass the timer as required for when you have critical bait or high quality fish you need to get to a weigh in.

(I often run mine continously for a while after placing herring in the bait tank to help get rid of all their scales etc.)

I will accept orders of different duty cycles, and will try to meet them as close as I can. (normally +/- 10%) This will cause a small delay in delivery of course.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Gammo
gammo42
22-09-2008, 05:48 PM
More info for anyone who may be interested:

www.tanktimer.net.au (http://www.tanktimer.net.au)

Gammo
Horse
22-09-2008, 06:28 PM
Good luck with the product gammo

I use one from Cabelas that allows for variable timing as I find this is important when the load differs greatly or I am setting it for holding overnight etc