True story, but some might not believe it and I can't blame them.
My cheap Moultre 5 gallon bucket and thrower for $79(?) was under the water for two days, totaly submerged. My son and I pulled it out of the water, TOTALLY took it apart, every piece, down to the circuit board, put it in the oven on "warm" for an hour.
Put it back together again with only three screws left over (spare parts), fired it up, even with the battery that was under water, and it took right off and didn't miss a beat.
That may not necessarily be good quality as much as it is good luck, but I'm impressed. Still going to go out and get another thrower ($59) as this one probably will oxidize and fail. I need to send this into Moultrie, they may send me one for free with a story like this, take my picture to, make me a celebrity to boot.
