I make led candle flicker units for much less than $39 that run on 9v batteries. Probably around $18, a little more if you want the candle tip also. depends on how many you want. You can also use a mercury switch to power that way when you lay them down they turn off and when upright turn on. I...
I have been using Navigator for 18 years. Literally longer than anyone as I was the alpha tester for the first Nav. I have trained just about all of the top operators that are out there. The company I work for is the longest current Nav user there is. Almost none of the people we hire have any...
Working in a large theater which everything is on an automation system (over 100 axis), during show conditions operators (flymen) usually can not see any of the objects they are moving. During maintenance, simple rehearsals, or a change in standard show running an announcement is made over the...
You can connect a Bluetooth module to your arduinos and have them receive an ID specific to your scene and when you are within range of the signal, then it can run the show for that ID. If you need further distances you can use an XBee.
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