This move itself, is there any way to stop the movement?
1038105
Sure. Press the button next to the on/off wheel, that will stop the rotation.
1741412
I'm thinking Movement Tracking System please don't sue me if this is incorrect!
1165082
If I understand your question, you can make it move a little in 5 second increments. I sometimes hit the remote in pulses to move it to where I want it. It doesn't seem to be an issue. Hope that helps!
1640507
Well sort of. There are bolts at each joint that allow the movement. However, they really can not be tightened to the point of stopping all possible movement. They can be tightened to restrict movement but if you try hard enough the joints still move. For the money it's perfect and a quality product. I'm not sure that spending more will guarantee no movement, I'd look for that feature specifically.
1886904
Understanding is you can. From the directions, this is supposed to be automatic. I don't. Force of habit.
1654746
It's not posable. Only moving parts are the head and arms with very limited movements.
920367
No, and you definitely wouldn't want it to. That would be the most annoying thing ever. It sounds cool when you do it once manually, but you'd get annoyed if it did it all the time.
1171146
this thing isn't intended to go very fast. It's pretty hard to learn to make it move, so stopping won't be the very first thing you'd think about and when you learn how to move you'd know how to stop also.
1752351
There is a release on the left side just under the slide. Push it down and the slide will go foward to its original position
858327
None. That's a bit of an issue, but I'd rather react instantly. You do have a minute or to ( I forget) after you arm it to walk away. Good device, inexpensive and works.
1226593
Yes. You set it and can be stopped anytime you want. I think it has to be done manually though.
689194
Yes, it will oscillate side to side or you can stop it at any point in the oscillation cycle to leave it at a fixed point. Note: up and down movement is static positioning. Also it will not point up, it will go from 90 deg (stright out) to down about 45 deg.
960129
no, you cannot. You need to have moved in front of it with a hand or limb. It does stay on for while though, but after the timer times out it goes back off if it hasn't been engaged.
956768
Yes, the motion starts with the button. If the button doesnt activate it...., well, then its broken.
1886191
I don't know exactly what move you are doing, but it would work for some. Why don't you ask the manufacturer?
1906098
Yes, you have to take the gray plastic piece off. Once it is off you will have the free range of motion then. Hope this helps you.
2048411
It would indeed stop the movement but the bags will still bounce more than desired when hitting the board --- it's just too flimsy of a design. Poor design = poor experience. Save your money and buy something sturdier that doesn't need to be fixed with sandbags at the bottom.