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mpm
Heads up. -
Melnor Model 3015 Aqua-Timer (Home Depot availability).
Got ours less than a month ago. Pretty nice packaging, outdoor LCD
and all. -- and that's not so easy to do, as many of you probably
already know..
Said it would last 3 months on a single 9-volt alkaline battery.
Lasted barely 3 weeks.
Opened the gasketed battery compartment - device full of water!!
Battery voltage read 0.812 volts. Now, can't find receipt, etc....
I'm hoping we just got a dud, but you would think a device that
purposely places water and electronics in the same space would be
better engineered.
Guess you can't judge a water timer by its membrane decal.
-mpm
Melnor Model 3015 Aqua-Timer (Home Depot availability).
Got ours less than a month ago. Pretty nice packaging, outdoor LCD
and all. -- and that's not so easy to do, as many of you probably
already know..
Said it would last 3 months on a single 9-volt alkaline battery.
Lasted barely 3 weeks.
Opened the gasketed battery compartment - device full of water!!
Battery voltage read 0.812 volts. Now, can't find receipt, etc....
I'm hoping we just got a dud, but you would think a device that
purposely places water and electronics in the same space would be
better engineered.
Guess you can't judge a water timer by its membrane decal.
-mpm