But I think @BoltSnap runs a dive school actually
i already have a few of them hats — how do you think I ended up where I’m in life
Ultrasonic Cleaning: suitable containers
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Also, there are no qualified dive equipment service centers or technicians here in Libya. I want to service my own equipment and other divers' equipment. There is no hydro testing facility either. Eventually, I want to be able to do that as well at the right time.wdeutsch
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Great stuff! My inner nerd is happy this morning.
A thought: If the issue is matching the impedence of the media (usually water) to the container, once you get this close, could you tune it up by changing the water to something more dense? In this case, instead of using water as your sonicator bath solution, one could switch to glycerine? That'll up your density by a solid 25%. It's a bit messy, maybe, but if you're after the perfect match, it could work?
Never mind. Just occurred to me you still have to deal with the transition back into your cleaning solution, which voids all the gain you might get there.
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I did think of the same thing actually — a few years back in a „throw ideas while at the pub“ mode with some musician friends we were discussing recording some percussive instruments under water to get more low-end tambre and lose some of the “hiss” at the high end spectrum that you normally get in, well… air
At the risk of having a runaway thread, I actually prefer listening to music underwater specifically because of that: my ears are sensitive/-vely biased against higher frequencies and I get a more enjoyable experience (besides being actually underwater)
This topic is super dear to my heart and closer to the end of my year and half here on scubaboard I discovered that our dearly departed @Angelo Farina was literally a professor in that field, would have loved to geek out (mainly listen) about this with him
RIP Angelo, you’re truly missed
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I have always used polypropylene tripour beakers from Fisher Scientific. They come in a variety of sizes and are meant to withstand high use in a wet lab.
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Well here it is nice and cheap-small fits everything scuba, even fits a double hose
if you can bear doing half at a time how many you doing 1 a week or 15 a month
So if you put your formula in the microwave for one or two minutes all the better
Microwave you say, my injector nozzle formula of thinner, and alcohol, 2 minutes
So have a look in here, find a formula for your doings, or make your own formula
Pull out the SDS for the ingredients, and buy them and mix them and be pleased
with your achievement at being able to sonicise all sorts of things, for your family
Your teeth for instance
Just because three sonics broke in 8 years or 8 years ago means theirs broke not yours
Be brave, bust the myth fifty bucks each, buy two, one for the formula, one for the detergent, and one for
No containers no tipping
Hey who needs an ultrasonic anyway happy happy happy
I think it's almost thirty years, five bucks that one up there cost me at the market, but No guarantee
if you can bear doing half at a time how many you doing 1 a week or 15 a month
So if you put your formula in the microwave for one or two minutes all the better
Microwave you say, my injector nozzle formula of thinner, and alcohol, 2 minutes
Ultrasonic Cleaning Solutions & Detergents
Ultrasonic soaps in our range are compatible with a broad variety of materials including metals, plastics, glass, and ceramics.
www.upcorp.com
So have a look in here, find a formula for your doings, or make your own formula
Pull out the SDS for the ingredients, and buy them and mix them and be pleased
with your achievement at being able to sonicise all sorts of things, for your family
Your teeth for instance
Just because three sonics broke in 8 years or 8 years ago means theirs broke not yours
VEVOR 0.8L Professional Ultrasonic Cleaner 304 Stainless Steel Digital Lab Ultrasonic Cleaner with Timer for Jewelry Watch Glasses Circuit Board Dentures Small Parts Dental Instrument (0.8L) : Amazon.com.au: Clothing, Shoes & Accessories
VEVOR 0.8L Professional Ultrasonic Cleaner 304 Stainless Steel Digital Lab Ultrasonic Cleaner with Timer for Jewelry Watch Glasses Circuit Board Dentures Small Parts Dental Instrument (0.8L) : Amazon.com.au: Clothing, Shoes & Accessories
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Be brave, bust the myth fifty bucks each, buy two, one for the formula, one for the detergent, and one for
No containers no tipping
Hey who needs an ultrasonic anyway happy happy happy
I think it's almost thirty years, five bucks that one up there cost me at the market, but No guarantee
I actually just tried your laundry powder formula yesterday — damn strong degunker (I might have gone extra on tge amount of powder)
Shiny AF!
I have a question about DH regs service actually, since you mentioned the injector nozzle and I am considering one (my 1st) myself.
What would be the procedure for dealing with nozzels/HP parts, beyond the “thinner/Alco” mix? I’m considering a DAAM/RAM options
(We can take this to DM not to derail the thread — when has that ever happened on SB!?)
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Dude dude dude dude dude
injector nozzles on cars mate, no use thinner and alcohol on regs
on regs is phosphoric
full slathered label paint sticker and all
and rinse
Now who on earth has the desire to whisper around in direct messages witholding knowledge from the people
Maaaaaaaate how good is that washing powder stuff hey, mothers everywhere worldwide been using it forever
But you can spend another hundred bucks and put 20 spray bottles of similarly claimed stuff under your trough
Maybe, like simpleton green, probably the guy that owns the company, wrote the manual suggesting you use it
injector nozzles on cars mate, no use thinner and alcohol on regs
on regs is phosphoric
full slathered label paint sticker and all
and rinse
Now who on earth has the desire to whisper around in direct messages witholding knowledge from the people
Maaaaaaaate how good is that washing powder stuff hey, mothers everywhere worldwide been using it forever
But you can spend another hundred bucks and put 20 spray bottles of similarly claimed stuff under your trough
Maybe, like simpleton green, probably the guy that owns the company, wrote the manual suggesting you use it
Laundry powder is good. Powerful brewery wash (PBW), a mix of sodium percarbonate (active ingredient in most laundry detergents) and chelating agents is better still for most cleaning, but I cannot say I have used it on regs.
1kg Tub - StellarClean Powdered Brewery Wash (PBW) 35oz Tub with 10g Scoop
PBW for brewing from KegLand Melbourne Australia, Great home brew cleaner for fermenters, breweries, kegs and all other craft brewing hardware.
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Alconox Powdered Precision Cleaner | Alconox, LLC
Alconox free-rinsing, residue-free cleaner is ideal for manual and ultrasonic cleaning. Safely cleans glassware, metals, plastics, ceramic, rubber, fiberglass & more.
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