spritzer
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It is quite easy to get a working set for 15$ if you are patient. The ESP6's go for 25$ all the time and even less and they are pretty good even though they weigh nearly a kilo...
You can always rip out the drivers and electronics and mount the drivers in some dynamic housing and relocate the electronics to a separate box.
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Better yet use some packaging film as florists and etc. use since it is thick mylar and use something acrylic based for the coating. The stators can be a copper covered pcb board cut to size and the stators some plastic your glue sticks to. The transformers can be some 230v/10v toroids used the wrong way around and the bias supply is aonly a handful of diodes and caps.
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| Originally Posted by Carl /img/forum/go_quote.gif Simple answer? Make your own. Plastic bags, pencil, offcuts of metal mesh, the cheapest pot of epoxy you can find, some thin cardboard, and cheap high voltage transistors from an electronics store. Knock yourself out, hopefully not literally. |
Better yet use some packaging film as florists and etc. use since it is thick mylar and use something acrylic based for the coating. The stators can be a copper covered pcb board cut to size and the stators some plastic your glue sticks to. The transformers can be some 230v/10v toroids used the wrong way around and the bias supply is aonly a handful of diodes and caps.
