Can anyone tell be how to wire a classic dangling light bulb that flickers in a creepy, "don't go down that hallway" sort of way?
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05-26-2011,08:08 AM
I'm hoping to get an effect similar to this video clip:
Flickering light on loop
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05-26-2011,11:47 AM
Here is a link to another thread where you can do a powerstrip hack then all you would have to do is put a male cord cap on the end of the cord that goes to the light. You may have to send Otaku a pm to get the instructions because the link to the PDF download no longer works. Anyhow here is the link to the other thread.
AC flicker power strip hack
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05-27-2011,04:19 PM
Okay, I feel pretty stupid. This is a direct link to the very tutorial I rebuilt for HeresJohnny back in 2009.
Hack a Power Strip
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05-27-2011,07:43 PM
I think that was the link I had in mind but came across that other one first..LOL
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05-30-2011,05:59 PM
If I'm not mistaken you should be using FS-2 starters not FS-4. Also its hard to tell from the pic but you do have each of the ends of the cut wire going to different posts of the starter right.
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05-30-2011,06:26 PM
The wattage of the lamp (bulb) will make a differance too, I think I used a 60 watt.
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