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In the video the Spooky Dropper is setup to deliver a bat right in front of the victim. It could drop a spider, ghost, rat or anything else you can dream up! It can reset itself automatically using one normal servo and one that has been modified for continuous operation. This is begging to be hooked up to a motion detector or even the door bell circuit to launch at just the right time. If you have a Halloween project of your own, why not add it to the list of projects in the Show us your Halloween Project Contest. |
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To see the full documentation of Vern Graner’s project have a look at the Halloween edition of 
October 5th, 2009
That’s great! Simple enough for “anyone” to make with instructions.
And the way it’s made to drop and reset makes the object to jump around (not just straight down -> straight up movement).
October 5th, 2009
Brilliant! Many uses!
October 9th, 2009
Complex mode spooky bat
November 9th, 2009
the way it was made is so interesting, to drop and reset it makes the object jump.
January 18th, 2010
If you need a gadget for testing your modified/standard servo check this out:
http://microdiy.com/index.php?/no-microcontroller/servo-motor-gadget.html