Video Tag
Every video tagged “prop motor” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
7 videos
FrightProps introduces their High Torque Prop Motor, a 12V DC motor designed specifically for Halloween prop and animatronic applications. The video walks viewers through basic wiring to a power supply, demonstrating low and high speed operation in both forward and reverse. It also showcases the PicoVolt Motor Controller, which adds the ability to fine-tune speed, reverse direction, and record custom sequences of motor motion for repeatable prop effects.
This short tutorial from FrightProps demonstrates how different power supplies can be used to control the speed of their Dual-Speed High-Torque Prop Motor. By varying the power source, builders can achieve different motor speeds to suit their animatronic prop needs. It's a concise, practical guide aimed at getting props up and running quickly.
FrightProps' Scott walks through the updated Picovolt prop controller, highlighting two key improvements: the ability to wire in an external trigger and native support for the parking feature found in FrightProps' dedicated prop motors. The demonstration shows how these features work together to give builders precise, repeatable control over motorized Halloween props. It's a concise, product-focused look at how the Picovolt fits into a typical animatronic build.
FrightProps showcases a ready-to-install motorized lid opener mechanism designed to animate any box, coffin, barrel, or similar container. The kit includes a high-torque motor, power supply, mounting hardware, and dual-length linkage arms to fit a variety of prop sizes. Out of the box it runs continuously, with an optional controller available for speed and direction adjustment. Attaching a prop head or figure inside the lid creates a convincing pop-out scare effect.
FrightProps showcases the Orbiter Motor Mech, a compact spinning mechanism designed to bring Halloween props to life with continuous rotation. The unit ships ready to go with a high-torque dual-speed motor and a high-amperage power supply included. A built-in mounting cylinder accepts a broom-style handle, making it easy to stage a witch stirring a cauldron or a skeleton spinning an object. An optional PicoVolt controller can be added for expanded speed and timing control.
FrightProps walks through the contents of their Prop Motor Starter Kit, covering each included component — a dual-speed high-torque prop motor, a 12V power supply, a PicoVolt motor controller, and an optional trigger. The video is framed as an introduction for builders who want a ready-bundled foundation for motorized Halloween animatronic projects. It offers a practical first look at how the pieces work together before any building begins.
FrightProps walks through the unboxing and initial setup of their Motor, Speed Controller, and Power Supply Kit — an all-in-one electronics bundle aimed at Halloween prop builders. The video covers each component included in the kit and demonstrates how they connect together. It serves as a practical introduction for haunters looking to add motorized movement to their props without sourcing individual components separately.
