[Spook Show]

Anyone run a prop on it all night? Does it over heat, how long can it run for?

 

[lawrie]

What make/model do you have?

 

[ctarpey]

I have mine on a simple timer that was hacked from a home depot motion sensor light. You just plug the prop in and it is now motion activated. There are some great tutorials online if your interested. With that said, I have done stress tests and the massager has run over 6 hours straight with no problem.

 

[Spook Show]

What make/model do you have?

The Shogun kneading one.

I have mine on a simple timer that was hacked from a home depot motion sensor light. You just plug the prop in and it is now motion activated. There are some great tutorials online if your interested. With that said, I have done stress tests and the massager has run over 6 hours straight with no problem.

Yeah I have it on a motion sensor right now, but was thinking of having one at the sidewalk moving the whole time?

 

[JeffHaas]

I think it's probably a better effect to have it stop and start. People will see the zombie, think it's just a static decoration, and then when they get close it moves!

 

[tubbee]

I have mine with a zombie on it built into a walker and it can run for hours no problem

 

[Spook Show]

I think it's probably a better effect to have it stop and start. People will see the zombie, think it's just a static decoration, and then when they get close it moves!

Yeah that's what I normally do, but I wanted to have one moving to distract them from the one on the motion sensor.

 

[Spook Show]

I have mine with a zombie on it built into a walker and it can run for hours no problem View attachment 260267

Sweet, thank you.