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Control deer and tailgate feeders remotely using your smartphone. Activate feeders from up to 150 yards away and monitor battery voltage without cellular service. Requires a compatible receiver device installed on the feeder.
✓Remote feeder activation
✓Battery voltage display
✓Up to 150-yard range
✓No cellular service required
✓Customizable device name
✓5-second feed burst
✓Continuous feed hold
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What's New in FeedSync Remote
1.4.4
December 4, 2019
Bug fixes to support the latest version of iOS 13.x. Enable location services to properly access Wi-Fi information.
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FAQ
Does FeedSync Remote have ads?
No, FeedSync Remote is ad-free, allowing for uninterrupted use of its feeder control features.
What is the range of FeedSync Remote?
FeedSync Remote allows you to activate linked feeders from distances up to 150 yards.
Can FeedSync Remote be used without cellular service?
Yes, FeedSync Remote does not require cellular service to operate, making it ideal for remote locations.
What information does FeedSync Remote display?
The app displays the feeder's battery voltage level, allowing you to monitor its power status.
How do I connect FeedSync Remote to my feeder?
You need to have the FeedSync Remote receiver device installed on your feeder. Then, within the app, connect via WiFi, select your device name, and enter the password provided with the device.
What are the feeding options in FeedSync Remote?
FeedSync Remote offers two feeding options: a 5-second feed burst or a continuous feed hold as long as the button is pressed.
Is FeedSync Remote available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, FeedSync Remote is supported on iPhone and iPod, but compatibility with Android devices is not specified.
How often is FeedSync Remote updated?
The latest version of FeedSync Remote was released on December 4, 2019. Information on update frequency beyond this is not available.
