You'd probably be better off with something like this: <https://www.ebay.com/itm/CAMPBELL-HAUSFELD-1-Gal-Air-Compressor-110-PSI-Max-Pressure-Portable-Lightweight/283371934304>
Les On 12/02/2019 09:50, Gene Heskett wrote:
Greetings all; I took a small air pump out of a failed solder rework unit last afternoon, find it to be some sort of a vibrator tuned to 60 hz, with a small diaphram on both sides of the solenoid. So this doesn't seem like enough air to drive a mister. Looking at fleabay, I find, for about $12, what looks like a centrifigal 12 volt blower, rated at 380L a minute for blowing up air mattresses etc. Rated pressure is 3800pa, but that doesn't readily translate into how much or how well it would blow, and make a mist for cooling a 4mm tool for working alu sheet? Like: <https://www.ebay.com/itm/Air-Compressor-Portable-Electric-Pump-Inflator-Nozzles-Car-110V-AC-12V-DC-SM/292708939526?hash=item4426cff706:g:UMgAAOSwq4dbiLuc:rk:37:pf:0> Would it move enough air to run a mister? I get the impression its a relatively short operating life, so one should buy 2 of them to have a spare... Or should I be looking at the air brush stuffs in the $50 range? Like: <https://www.ebay.com/itm/Portable-Airbrush-Set-Small-Spray-Pump-Pen-Set-Air-Compressor-Kit-for-Art-X8G1/123329956995?hash=item1cb709cc83&enc=AQADAAADAFjVrDbVsZ8oH%2F8PNHtt9VX4%2Fw7FZcmMuqsX8uaFEduVOXpjqQen9rLDcD5TvbQttKkdSD%2BSsAxk0yuccLjjF%2BRz9pDLWoozX8ncpjPQuyNb7XZfPGHT%2BHvk1sXmvoGgcfLMHWUH5%2BV5JV3xr4QkdEaHhbfow6NWXTbC7hhCEPKZ307jBsUJ7a3aclRgfNpUIkgaClk%2Bvi9oRc1BjI9ZpWnjNx2mhm6fKL6ofR20Z03ylcA2DZoYucsJ71zglgKiPnRhcBydyEouoH%2BDyRpU%2BuPqinq8t6By5arBXLrRNNMSrG4Vw%2B0Kv40X37DGRv%2BRzFrjOln6T8UAxFIeg%2BCj0F2XcUqmv94mOIOdLbcdYT32Frf%2FDjlLmRb%2Bclw24TrmALp5MwQm%2FEwkzojcoz6Ln%2FYzQz%2BAN%2FWeFOZpoAaOikEh7eCdAl4skAoEs2R4iSJNIZu4Af6sVgDfoY%2B7xEWEGOJ2PSU3KqodU3hMFXUUzn6cxvMyVLVbRBmk%2FmKcS4IYlmE5vWpAxeNQfRxt1kBvdIyfMtVh8vviZXQInHEkbq83%2BXeeFtyi1IgY3YpuWg%2FBRhQM%2FOfTKI%2BdthTTZAOSWg1N0NSQlg2I7ZZKfLKXbOBZR0R79sH6ngXfHPBIZ1%2BKV%2FvLwXqASPZRYqK21HHlaZU7ZEUAMXLUay516TGxumD1sZaWX0qgwvK6MqqYjM3%2BmWGOD%2B1daZ5uGy%2FyfNx4RuSPRsmSdY1D3sMX1GTnYf3ilPQoV3%2FRofK0T2KR9tnqQw6qpiVC0fPPYjqpPYlp BvZYhRwsoub%2BjjuSvSpoe0mipxXT5JrHYIInmu%2Bu4T3UDKpwrtTPbNjn8CyHh7uh5xs%2FS6sp9TW9%2FwE47Nw02qQZ6LBKybtyy9pkqY5EN5rLiH3lk4ZR6uM5IHM%2BlTtQPWG0bvLOnrrfzurlXoUYbAzfwBUT6HhSjKcrDNbCqCepe8U25TBYGlAv%2FN4xCaHRytRl7QkQUBgZor4Qgt6ktu8AYPDlqM5Z8XwLGmSI1hS3rg%3D%3D&checksum=123329956995a186a265037243a594404d2410767ccf> Its obvious I'll need some sort of cooling. Cheers, Gene Heskett
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