MOJO Outdoors Mojo Multi-Cycle Remote Control

Very easy to hook up and works great.

I've used my remote control several times this season. It certainly does help save the mojo batteries which is important in an all day hunt. The installation is very easy. The two things I'm not a fan of are the cramped space for the receiver unit. I understand it is after market not built in so that was going to be the case. And you have to avoid getting it wet even more than the basic mojo. SO watch the water level in tidal hunting situations, mud flats slowly tilting body into water and I'm not sure how it would do in a blowing rain when the ducks like to come in low.Overall worth the buy if for nothing esle than saving batteries and selective on off in hunting situations when you dont want to walk out to the deke again to turn it off as batery fades.

Works great! Even submerged on accident and still works!!

I bought this remote with the understanding that it would be a remote on/off switch for my MoJo Mallard. The installation was a bit more difficult than anticipated, as it would not fit into the body cavity of the decoy as the battery has a small plastic box to house it. I had to remove the battery box completely (2 screws) so I had enough room in the cavity for the remote receiver could fit with the battery. With the battery box removed, I could now install the remote receiver into the cavity.To install the remote receiver, you first need to remove the wire-loop hook-up on the multi-pin connector. You then connect the remote. Caution -- the pins are not very secure and can wiggle out of alignment making it difficult to connect. Once connected, a green light will light up on the receiver, signaling a connection. You then need to reboot (clear the memory) the system by pushing the bottom of the receiver where the light lit up, for 5 seconds. You then need to press it again for 2 seconds, and then push the bottom on your remote control to sync the receiver to the remote control. Pack all the wires into the MoJo cavity, (Note -- I extended the wire antenna of the receiver out through one of the screw holes where I removed the battery box for better reception), and turn it on by pressing the on/off button on the bottom of the decoy.Here's where we hit the second installation speed bump. The remote would only slow the wings down -- they would not turn off. Fast or a little bit slower was the result.Frustrated, I contacted MoJo directly, and they offered to have the Remote Kit returned to them, and they would replace it Free of Charge. So off to the Post Office I went.As of this writing, I have returned the kit to MoJo Outdoors, and am waiting on the replacement kit. I will update this when I get it installed.

I used this remote for a baby mojo duck decoy. It is difficult to install due to the body size of the baby mojo duck decoy. I had to remove the battery container first and then place the remote control receiver into the body above the battery box then re-install the battery box. I also placed the antenna cord through one of the foot holes ti insure that it received a strong signal from the remote. After putting it back together it all worked as I had hoped it would.

Works but to expensive for what it is. Look up how to use a remote for car doors instead

Works fine but have to recharge battery after each use. Not supposed to have to do this. Instructions say to make sure switch is turned off on decoy after use to not have this problem. Battery still drains even after shutting off decoy with switch on the decoy.

Works great! Can turn off Mojo once ducks get close if they are skittish.