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equiprx said:
None of them are what I would consider digital.
What exactly are you interested in?
Contact me offline for details.
Steve
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Will do, Steve. By "digital" I mean no 555 timer chips, no LED readouts or the like. An on-off switch is all that's needed. I will get in touch privately tho.
 
twas_brillig said:
Steve (and all): what do you use for a cleaning fluid? your thoughts on using a tin can vs. a plastic margarine container to 'float' in the tub? For small stuff, I was thinking that your floating can idea with just the cleaning fluid in the can and distilled water/whatever in the main tank would cut down on waste (?). Thanks, Doug
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Read my earlier post about fluids.
Don't use a tin can for a secondary container, ultra-sonics will probably destroy the seal.
Better to use a dishwasher or microwave safe container.
Glass is safest and disposable plastic will melt in the machine.
Fluid level in the container should be enough to sink it, floating will only lead to a big mess.
 
Thanks, Doug
 
Steve, PM sent.
 
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