I am a member of Tromso Model Boat Club in Norway. We build scale model
boats mostly in scale 1:16. My last project is an old Norwegian destroyer,
"Sleipner", in scale 1:16, length 4,6 m (14 feet).
http://www.tmbk.no/sleipner1no.htm (Sorry, no English text so far...)
Can you help me with a smoke generator for this project?
The small units which are available will be to small!
/Roger
John Mianowski - 23 Feb 2004 17:38 GMT
You might be into the realm of small theatrical equipment.
JM
>I am a member of Tromso Model Boat Club in Norway. We build scale model
>boats mostly in scale 1:16. My last project is an old Norwegian destroyer,
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>/Roger
Umi_Ryuzuki - 24 Feb 2004 00:48 GMT
> [B]You might be into the realm of small theatrical equipment.
>
> JM
Well, only if you want to fog the entire pond.
:D
(didn't I answer this on a forum somewhere?
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Umi_Ryuzuk
Nyow!
/
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tater schuld - 25 Feb 2004 23:49 GMT
hmmmm
and the problem with that is.......?

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MIDEMETZ - 24 Feb 2004 16:54 GMT
Roger,
You might try an oil lamp with diesel/old motor oil. Or a tank with a heavy
wick similar to an oil lamp.
Mike
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>I am a member of Tromso Model Boat Club in Norway. We build scale model
>boats mostly in scale 1:16. My last project is an old Norwegian destroyer,
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>/Roger
William - 29 Feb 2004 05:40 GMT
> I am a member of Tromso Model Boat Club in Norway. We build scale model
> boats mostly in scale 1:16. My last project is an old Norwegian destroyer,
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> The small units which are available will be to small!
If you can't find a ready made unit, I'd buy a bottle of theatrical "fog
juice"
and experiment with a heater of your own design. Here's a page that might
give you some ideas (though it's not suitable for a model boat since it uses
a salvaged electric iron):
http://softlyspokenmagicspells.com/halloween/fog.html
Someone in another thread suggested the element from a 12 V soldering iron
as a possible heat source. A ceramic power resistor might be another option.
They can be driven pretty hot without damage, and the fog fluid will carry
of
a lot of heat in any case. (One advantage to a power resistor is you have a
wide choice of values so you can tailor it to your needs.)
The site above also suggests an ultrasonic atomizer as a alternative. It
might
be adequate to your needs and it would have several advantages: It would
be clean, definitely non-toxic, and wouldn't use nearly as much current as
a heating element. (Fog juice is relatively non-toxic, but kinda oily and it
does smell.) You can buy the atomizer units new from fountain supply
places on line. -Wm
Johnboy - 29 Feb 2004 20:47 GMT
You don't even need to buy one, a cheap piezo disk,
12vdc, 555 timer and a 2222 will work. I adjust the
output with a pot till I get lots of vapor, then read the
pot and use the closest 5%, or 1% if I have one. Most
of the usual piezos seem to work good in the 35-45KHZ
range.
> > I am a member of Tromso Model Boat Club in Norway. We build scale model
> > boats mostly in scale 1:16. My last project is an old Norwegian destroyer,
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> does smell.) You can buy the atomizer units new from fountain supply
> places on line. -Wm
rod Warren - 06 Jul 2004 12:53 GMT
You can get a smoke generator from MACK Products
www.mackproductsrc.com/accessories.htm
Mack Products P.O. Box 464 Long Branch NJ 07740
Phone # 732-870-2966 Fax # 732-870-1594
Universal Smoke Unit 7090-ST $145.00
Unit has two smoke pipes.
Hope this is what you are looking for
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rod Warre