The Super Junior (Radio) Claymate is a wireless version of the Super Junior Claymate.

Shown above without the protective and distinctive orange rubber boot, the grey box next door is the wireless receiver which is typically supplied wired for one trap. HOWEVER, if you want to use two traps and they can be connected by a 2 core cable (wire LESS does not necessarily mean wire FREE) we can provide a suitable break out box and connector allowing the A side trap to power the receiver and the B side trap to be fired from the single receiver.

If you want 2 separate receivers, we can do that too.

The third trap option works like this.. When ANY button is pressed, be it A, B or Pair, the third receiver relay energises firing the third trap if it is connected. This means you can optionally have A & C from the A button. B & C from the B button and A, B & C from the Pair button. It's there if you want it. The third trap can be driven from either the A or B trap receiver or, if money is no object, a separate C trap receiver.

In the non delay mode, you can send a single, a following pair (on report) or a true pair just by pressing the buttons as you wish.

Pressing the A and B buttons together toggles the Solo Delay on and off allowing you to send a delayed single, a delayed true pair or, if you select your PULL bird as if it were a single and then, whilst the delay timer is running, select your REPORT target, be that from one or the other trap, you will get a delayed following pair. The following delay is fixed at 2.5 seconds in the current software version.

The PULL target is the very first button you press and the REPORT target is the last. You can select and re-select the REPORT target as you please. The last button you press will be the report bird.

As an added SAFETY feature, if at any time during a delay countdown you press the PAIR button, you will cancel the launch altogether.

The Super Junior (Radio) Claymate is good enough for English Skeet too. The release delay from button to target is around a fifth of a second and is a function of the FM encoding/decoding technique. Some dyed in the wool Skeet Shooters consider hitting a target that is not where they expect it to be anyone else's fault but their own. If you miss the target, YOU missed it buddy!

The Radio works fine with just one trap, so when you buy your second trap, you don't have to throw anything away! Simply wire the second trap to the same receiver or buy another receiver.

If YOU are running three traps using the Super Junior (Radio) Claymate, tell us about it.