I am starting to build a five foot tall bat with wings that open up and flap. I am wondering how to control the air cylinders without having to do it manually. I would like to have it set up so it takes care of its self on cue. Is there software out there that will do this. Any help would be grateful.
Thread: Pneumatic controller
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Vampire
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05-31-2009,03:50 AM
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05-31-2009,03:54 AM
You should try to post this question in "Props". You might get more responses from the folks who know a lot more about that kind of stuff.
And, welcome to the forum, by the way.
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Vampire
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05-31-2009,04:38 AM
thank you for the reply
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05-31-2009,05:08 AM
I have seen this effect done using a neck massage motor with a cable hooked to each rotator arm and then on to each wing. The motor is mounted on the back side of the wings. As the arms rotate in opposite directions it pulls the cable and flaps the wings. I believe i saw this on the halloweenpropmasters 2008 haunt dvd.
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05-31-2009,06:41 AM
could be done with electric motor. Just be careful on the weight. You may need to run counter balances if it is to heavy.
Electric would be easier/cheaper. But I love air and if you get a programmer you could add a head turn or other movement
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06-01-2009,10:38 AM
Prop-1 is one excellent way to go with this. And their customer support is tops!



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