This is just for the piezo unit, yes?
Have you sourced the etched Si nozzle? I am sure the nozzle could be made at home, no prob. The Glass-Si bond might be tricky.
Or are you using the Stanford device inkjet as a bassis for your own design?
Good work! Keep us in the loop as to your experience with the Chinese vendor.
Joseph
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Cristian <bip@...> wrote:
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> At 03:43 PM 7/6/2010, you wrote:
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> >I will be interested to hear how the transaction works out.
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> I'll keep you informed, for sure.
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> >I see several piezo cermaic elements they offer that I would be
> >interested in for more than just a homebrew inkjet.
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> Feel free to contact him directly, mentioning my name as the way to
> his address.
> Cristian
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> >The request to use western union concerns me a bit. I wonder if the
> >seller would consider using paypal or even doing the transaction over ebay.
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> They usually ask for TT (too expensive for me) and ships using
> DHL,UPS and another not so cheap forwarders.
> The piezo costs around $5.
> I can not afford to pay $50 for TT and another $40 UPS.
> So, I've asked him to find a cheaper way.
>
> >--- In
> ><mailto:Homebrew_PCBs%40yahoogroups.com>Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com,
> >Cristian <bip@> wrote:
> > >
> > > If anyone interested, here is the email I've received from a Chinese
> > > supplier of a inelar
> > > piezo transducer, to replicate the Stanford's work.
> > > You can get two piezos for $15 freight included..
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