On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 13:44:08 +1100, Adam Seychell
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a_seychell@...> wrote:
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> I agree that there would be more complexity using nozzles/pump sprayer
> as either the nozzles or board must move. The concept I used was fix the
> PCB horizontal at the roof of a sealed tank, and have the spray nozzles
> direct upwards to the PCB. The nozzles are mounted to a pipe that has
> wheels at each end. The wheels run along two tracks mounted at each side
> of the tank. Drive mechanism consists of belts and a stepper motor
> mounted outside the tank. A pulley and shaft mechanically driving the
> tanks internal pulleys. If anyones interested I can take photos and put
> then to the photo section at Yahoo Homebrew_PCBs.
> Adam
Thanks for the photos, wow, you certainly put a lot of work in that!
I think i might have seen pictures of your machine before, but then it was
still under construction?
It is HUGE now, it seems it lives outside? Not a problem with the weather?
ST