Lighting FX Flicker Unit Makes Halloween Prop Mask Mouth Move for Something Different

@ pellollo- Thanx! It was a happy accident with that particular mask. I said I just have to share this. This is too funny. I can't believe this is happening ^v^ I have to put him in the yard to see if works ; I broke my red 100W flood. My Dad got a 90W replacement but it's basically pink like Darth Vader's lightsaber on Return of the Jedi DVD lol In fact I have that costume and lightsaber I video taped but it lost something in the translation. I have to find a red light. Luckily the 'pink' tint works fine on this vid.

@ Frankie's Girl- A collector's item to be sure! Good idea getting 6 of them. That's like 3,000W of floods lol I did hook up 1000W halogens in my video of blasting fog behind a tombstone I believe. So somehow it handled that. I don't think I'd take that chance again.

They're quite a find since they actually work as advertised! 50% off post Halloween. I think it's one of those items people just didn't believe would work. I found that the right music track helps. I used one of those corny cover version Halloween store CD's!

I got that splitter at Radio Shack for something else. But in hindsight I wonder if it even needs a splitter with that single plug to the Right and Left RCA plugs. ('d have to try it. Or maybe it was the size of the plug into the CD player or iPod is why.

I also liked that spot on the sensitivity dial I show. Seems to give me just enough flicker. The lightning bolt on the unit is just too cool! When you first get it you think it might light up lol

fwiw One practical reason I don't show it reacting to an audible thunder track is you can't monetize a youtube video if it has copyrighted audio. I got burned on that in a popular graveyard fog and a grim reaper prop videos that had John Carpenter's Halloween playing waaay in the background. Gotta make pennies on the dollar to pay for props!