FENELY Wind Spinner Motor Battery Operated for Hanging Display Yard Black Wind Spinners Outdoor Sculptures - Load Capacity of 4 Pounds...

The battery last acrually

The media could not be loaded. Works great would be great if it had a remote and a timer.

No worries about waiting for the wind. Works great. Ordered one for my Sister

Green crystal connected to spinner is relaxing to watch / Nice visual effect

Stout spinner good for a few pounds, easy to hang but it spins way too fast unless you are running a disco and want to make everyone fall down! And that is why it eats batteries but slows down as they die. That gave me the idea below.. Bought it to hang a baseball-size mirror ball above my Christmas tree as a gag. Have you ever tried to replace a battery suspended over a large Christmas tree? You get the picture. Fortunately, I'm an electronics guru and built a battery eliminator with a variable voltage output. No more frantic spinning and no more trying to reach the thing off a ladder much too far from it. ZeeBooth does sell a D cell battery eliminator for not much more than a few batteries. Love the things. They also sell one hundred ohm, liner taper, 1 watt potentiometers ("volume controlls"). Just cut one side of the wire where it exits the wall wart and put the thingie in series with one wire, no matter which one. If you screw up and cut both wires, just strip and twist one of them back together. No electrical tape? Scotch, surgical or some duct tape will suffice just fine. Be sure to strip at least an inch off both ends so you get a strong connection that won't easily pull apart. I tie wires like these in a square not, but that is tricky to learn. No strippers? Use a sharp knife laid along the wire like electricians do. I usually use my teeth on small wires like these; faster and I can't cut myself. Use the center pin and either outside pin as the in and out for the two ends, no matter which way. No need to solder the wires if you don't have a solder iron; just strip the wire ends 1-1/2 inches long and wrap each bare wire through the terminal hole twice and then tightly back around it's self. Turn the "volume" up and down to get your desired speed. Or, just have a disco ball!