12 Head Mist Maker Review [Dyna-Living] 

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Thats... genius... =D

It came with the product.

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Emmmm... The thing is pumping energy into the water in the form of vibrations so it will heat it up slightly is my guess.

You touched them too eh? Lol. XD

@@BeatTheBushDIY 😂😂yep 🤦🏻‍♂️

Me too, 10 minutes ago! Lol crap

Quick google shows a Langevin transducer has a large mass at the end which means it has a lower vibration frequency. A typical one goes at 36kHz while humidifiers run at 1-2Mhz. Still, if you hit it hard enough, perhaps it will atomize with enough energy input.

Interesting but you better wear ample breathing protection when aerosolizing pesticides.

You just need it to output the right voltage and amperage for the power supply. It does use a water sealed socket so using a non-manufacturer one might not work well.

I didn't expect it to hurt that much. lol.

Yes, the mist would make it dreamy like?

What are you growing, mushroom's? I cant see needing that much humidity in a normal grow room. Seedlings only need about 70% and flowering stages don't actually much of any, excessive humidity is just gonna cause other issues like fungal diseases.

@@nikushim6665 different climates require different humidity requirements.

@@bmxrider8188 In what climate do you live that requires a 400w humidifer to maintain +30% for veg an flowering phases? Even when i lived in Clark county NV in the middle of a desert, it didn't take much to maintain a 170 square foot grow room. Hell Hydroponic and soil evaporation was generally more then enough to keep it within 50%. The only time i have seen high wattage humidifiers used was quite literally for growing mushrooms in large grow tents.

@@nikushim6665 In the winter of Maine in a 5500 sq/ft building where it gets below 10% humidity. Oh and id recommend you keep your own humidity higher too. Look up VPD, you need that zone 60-70% all cycle.

mine uses so much water im not sure the ROI on using filtered water is worth it over just wiping off the array twice a month. What kind of filtration are you working with

lol, I had to look that up as I’m not familiar with the term. It could easily be confused with a fluid that hazes new recruits.

if you have a closed space, carbon dioxide poisoning. dry ice based DIY coolers are literal death traps. However, if you make a DIY mist maker and hook up the water line with a plunge to refill it automatically, the fresh water being introduced helps regulate temps.

Probably not. You need a fan to flap that flame fabric. This only blows vaporized water.

Sir Jefferson, it's a pleasure for me to greet You here. Let me guess you may want to use the contraption from the video to make some fog in a tranparent sided chamber, and project some lights through the fog. Varying/manipulating the lights and/or the fog in the chamber may give you the desired effects, however you may want to separate the light sources from the fog chamber for security reasons. Although distilled water does not conduct electricity, it's recommended to isolate the light sources from water, especially the wires and the connections leading to them (because even if you use distilled water, it can pick up and dissolve dirt or contaminations from the chamber or the equipment).

Link in video description.

Prank? Make the room filled with mist? And they'll wonder what is going on?

I designed a high voltage drive circuit for a piezo transducer for usage on glass before. My understanding is that crystal oscillators self resonate while piezo material does not.

@@BeatTheBushDIY oh ok k :)...

@@BeatTheBushDIY thank you

Lol

If fish jumps and lands on the drivers, they'll likely die from the energy. So I feel it should have a protective grill around it for fish safety.

I wonder, if you had a waterfall reservoir and spillway above the pond, maybe you could put this in that reservoir since there is no fish up there? Then the fog could fall down onto the pond

Thanks for catching that. I've corrected it!

The link in video description should lead you to it.

It's pretty dangerous at the mist heads.

To put a fog effect in a pond or any display area with a pool of water.

A magician who also is a server at a local Italian restaurant

I'd buy it just so my brother would touch it repeatedly and keep getting shocked. Otherwise this seems like a very specialized product.

Pushing out a ton of humidity into a room.

Mushrooms:)

No rust test was done so I wouldn't know.

Bought it for a University project, great product but yeah they rust pretty fast, but also if you dont use distilled water this thing gets so dirty its insane, still works one year in just dirty

Just got one off ebay 12head $118.00 with 2 year warranty and tax....

Very nice!

=D Makes a lot of water vapor t ho.

Have had 3 of these things and they burn out Quickly! Two of them were 3 head units and each burned out after a year. The third was just recently and it was this same model , it didn't make it even a month. These things use so much wattage not to mention 45 volts or more, and I think they have a design flaw and just can't handle the power they pump into these things. Be warry of them.@@BeatTheBushDIY

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IP what tho? Some IP is 'splash' proof but other higher rated is submergible.

Probably not.