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Thanks for watching. Hope you have fun building it, should be a good time next year.

Thank you for watching.

How are you doing now? Hope you’re feeling better and have a smooth recovery.

I know, but it made me worry anyway.

No, this was just how I was born.

I hope it wasn’t too bad.

Thanks for the feedback. I hope you are doing well now.

You can feel the pacemaker main unit under your skin, but not the wires in the heart, don’t even know that are in there.

If you have airtight glass jars or containers, and the safe place to keep them, we can reuse it year after year. If all the water does evaporate from the glass containers, it leaves a little glow in the dark film, and you can add more water next year. Hope you have fun at your party.

@@CyborgVlog Ohh nice okey! I will totally try and save them!😎 Thank you so much!😊

I used a sling as a reminder not to do things that would disturb the leads during the first few months. I wore it while I slept as well, during that time I mostly propped up on my back to prevent things like that from happening. After you’re fully healed you should have very few restrictions on what you do for exercise, but just check with the doctor just in case. I hope you have a speedy recovery and feel better.

@@CyborgVlog I don't have one yet thankfully. I have an AV block that is getting slower So I am just trying to understand what may happen in the future. Thanks for the insights

@kuntrasha if you do need one it isn’t that bad. After the recovery period you should be able to do things you want. I hope you are well, and best of luck in the future.

Every once in a while, I still do too. I think that’s natural. Thanks for sharing and I hope you’re doing well.

Thanks for sharing your progress. I hope you continue to heal well and are feeling better.

Thanks for the feedback! I enjoy building these Halloween displays and I’m glad to hear you enjoy the videos. Thanks again.

Hi, thanks for commenting and sharing your experience. I hope you are doing well and feeling better.

Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. I hope you have a speedy recovery and are feeling better!

How are you doing now brother?

Hope you are doing well!

You can use the compressor output to regulate the pressure if you only have one prop. A second regulator may be needed is you split the air line between two different cylinders that require different pressure to operate. I’d be interested to hear what are you building?

@@CyborgVlog Hi thanks so much for your help. I am 13 and am building a pnumatic jump scare skeleton. He will come out of a grave in the ground I built.

@jacystrains3306 sounds great. I started at your age with a simple ghost that popped out of a box using bungee cords a pulley and rope. Have fun building it and I hope you have a a good time scarring people this Halloween 🎃

@@CyborgVlog THANKS SO MUCH!

Thanks, it’s been a lot of work this year. Hard to balance work with my Halloween hobby that takes most of the year to plan and build 🙂🎃

3 wood poles used to brace trees after they are first planted. The sell them in the garden section of home improvement stores. Then I tied it together with natural fiber rope.

Thanks!

It took some persistence to convince my doctor. But the pacemaker tech found the feedback loop. Keep pushing it with your doctor and I hope you the best.

Hi Charley, good to hear from you again! Thank you and happy Halloween!

​@@CyborgVlog Yup, my heart and pacemaker are still running and no problems. A year and half ago I started taking Alpha Cyclodextrin (a supplement from Amazon - no prescription reqd.) and since I've been taking it I haven't had a single time when I needed to take a Nitro pill. My #2 son found this med after his heart attack (at 51) and stent insertion two years ago. It is supposed to keep plaque from building up, and also remove what is already there. I had been needing a Nitro pill about once a month to stop the beginnings of heart pain, and haven't needed to since I started taking this med. (Just something that might be worth you looking into). I went to my GP 3 weeks ago for a check-up on everything else, and she talked me into getting a flu shot (not COVID). Five days later I got the flue. I haven't been anywhere else, so it had to have come from the shot. It's now over two weeks that I've been sick with it. She will need to chain me down before I'll accept another flu or COVID shot. I'll take my chances from now on. I hate feeling like this. Charley

Thanks

It is truly an amazing place, thanks for sharing.

Thank you, it was a lot of work but worth it.

Good idea thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing your experience. I’m glad things improved for you. Hope you continue to do well.

Hi, I’m using a motion sensor and controller from Frightprops.com. I’ve also been using a pressure mat for a trigger device for fewer false activations. Are you planning a build for Halloween? If so best of luck and let me know how it turns out.

I build my own controllers and last year I struggled with PIRs outside in the dark. So I'm going to try ultrasonic and microwave sensors. Yes I am 100% building something like this. I bought some pneumatic solenoids and air cylinders / pistons. So I have all the materials just need to pick something relatively easy to start.

@TheJoeFletch sounds like fun! I try to make a prop each year, but lately I’ve been building more elaborate facades and set pieces. With limited time I will probably repurpose one from previous years. Let me know how the new sensors work. Happy Halloween 🎃

Sorry to hear about your experience, I’m sure that was very scary and frustrating. I hope that your device is working better for you now and that you recover quickly. Best wishes.

This one is a 3/4” with a 12” stroke. Thanks for the kind feedback, and good luck on your build.

Did them both almost immediately. Don’t think there is a wrong way to do it.

@@CyborgVlog Again, thanks so much for the response. I truly appreciate it. I finished the foam "coals" and used your video to make them and they turned out really good if I must say so myself...lol. So glad I found your channel

​​⁠ glad to hear your project turned out the way you wanted. That is always a good feeling 😊

I haven’t heard that before, but it did make me feel strange the first time the remotely increased my heart rate. I had anxiety during it for sure. Hopefully it was a one time occurrence. Best wishes.

@@CyborgVlog 2nd time wasn't as bad but still Wobbly. Hopefully the Device isn't defective. Nurse tried Breathing exercises and Calming before. I've notified the Doctors and Pacemaker clinic about this too. Maybe I should contact Medtronics ?! Thankyou.

@Luckey900 keep telling the doctor. It may need to have some settings adjusted. I was having rapid pacing sometimes because a default setting was causing a feedback loop. I convinced the dr to keep looking and they found a setting to change that fixed the issue. I hope they can try tuning it to make you more comfortable.

@@CyborgVlog My Family Doctor MD said he didn't know anything about Pacemakers ??? I told my Cardiologist about it, gave me a funny look but did say anything. Then at the 2nd Annual Device check I got a Different experienced RN Pacemaker Tech as I mentioned with the same result but not as severe ?! Looks like they go into "Damage Control" mode and seem to "Pass the Buck" to someone else with my problem and look at it as an Anxiety issue ?!

Thanks for the feedback. This is one of my favorite Halloween builds. This year I’m doing pirates of the Caribbean for Halloween so stay tuned. Good luck on your project and I’d love to hear how it turns out,

@@CyborgVlog Thanks so much for the heads up. I'm so excited to see how it all turns out .

I haven’t had any other colors work as good as the yellow.

@@CyborgVlog Thanks so much for the response. I appreciate it.

Glad you found it useful.

My surgery area was sensitive for many months, but got a little better each week. After about a year it was back to normal, pain free.

It is one of my favorite places. I recommend the trip to everyone.

@@CyborgVlog so far away for me,if you visit Europe,come to Serbia so good food,and beautifull nature.

Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll look into it.

Hi, thanks for sharing. It is a stressful time when you hear you might need a pacemaker. I felt all kinds of emotions, and went looking for information too. It’s been over six years since I got mine, and now I see it as a good thing to have a small computer monitoring my heart and is there to help. If you do need one I hope you have a speedy recovery and feel better. Best wishes.

Yes, it will be sensitive for a while, but will get better each week, eventually it won’t bother you anymore.I hope you are doing well.

I don’t think it’ll be a problem, magnetic fields from electronics loose intensity quickly with distance and as long as any magnets or motors are not directly on top of your device it should be fine. I think all the electronics of a guitar are not up in the neck that would be closest to a pacemaker in the chest.

Thanks for the feedback. It is a pretty easy and effective technique. Glad you found it. Let me know how your project turns out.

Not after the recovery period after surgery. Need to be careful not to lift heavy things then. Once you are completely healed, you should be able to return to normal activity

@@CyborgVlog thanks

@@CyborgVlog how long is the recovery period

@GurungTrailblazer you are on light duty for a couple months with no lifting anything over a few pounds, but the incision will be tender for a while longer.

I bet that’s rough with the stairs, I hope after your surgery your device helps you.

Hi, thanks for sharing your story. I’m sorry you’re going through this. I hope that your device helps you and that you do well after.

How are you Martin?🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@michael5089 am doing fine but struggle every day as I have arthritis in both hips and can't have a hip replacement due to my heart failure

@@martingolding4951 Thank you❤️☺️