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    Hi All,

    Does any one have suggestions for affordable prop timers?

    My setup usually has allot of people milling about, so pressure mats or motion detectors are not effective (especially motion detectors, it tends to never go off due to activity)

    Are there timers that run for 20-30 seconds, shut off and restart again 1 - 2 minutes?

    Thanks allot

    The Doctor
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    hack a fog machine timer there is a thread on here but i cant find it right now
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    Here is the link to the fog machine timer hack.
    This is your best bet. They are $9.99 at Target.
    Fogger Timer/Prop Timer Hack
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    Awesome. Thank you...
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    yup thats the one thanks Dr.Death
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    Your Welcome Any Time. That's what we are all here for. The love of Halloween.
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    I would also recommend Velleman Multifunction Relay Module, Model: V-K8015 you need to be able to solder the components on the board but it only takes 15 minutes to put together. Once you assemble it you can configure it easily to accept a trigger, which will latch a relay (switch) for a user specified period of time, and then remain off for another user specified period of time. Additional triggers during the off time are ignored. This Circuit has 14 different operating modes so if the one I defined isn't what your looking for there are 13 other possibilities . The configuration once built consists of flipping a few (dip) switches and holding down a button to set the time outs. I have a bunch of things running my props, especially useful when used in conjunction with motion detectors where you don't want the prop to re-trigger until a group has moved on. I just bought one this year for $20.00, just do an internet search for distributors.
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    Another Velleman kit is the adjustable interval timer MK111. about $7. pulse is adjustable from 0.5 to 5 seconds. Interval can be from 2.5 to 60 seconds. Output is a relay which is included.
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    Can the MK111 be used with a trigger? I know the timing can be change just unsure about using with a trigger.
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