I was afraid of the one that I have plans for (with 110 volts) might be
the opposite. I could see my hair standing up permantly or even worse
being zapped to death! Although the idea is to lay green scenery, doing
a scene from the movie the Green Mile (with Tom Hanks) isn't what I had
in mind!
Bob Werre
PhotoTraxx
On 4/3/12 4:17 PM, northern_pacific_runner wrote:
I also built one but it was not a success for me and that could be
related to the humidity problem I posted earlier. There is a lot of
information out there regarding the amount of voltage that the
flyswatter produces compared to the Noch applicator and it is a
substantial difference. Wish I had the info handy but I can vouch for
the Noch. One way to cut down on the cost of the Noch is to buy it
with other modelers and share, which is what I did. John Currie in Reno
--- In [email protected] <mailto:S-Scale%40yahoogroups.com>,
"Matt" <nsrc119@...> wrote:
>
> For the DIYer, there is a three part YouTube video showing how to
build a static grass applicator using the battery powered flyswatter
from Harbor Freight Tools and a kitchen strainer. I built one (<
$10.00) and it works great.
> GrassTech USA offers the identical applicator for $40. A product
review appears on the Model Railroader Magazine website.
> Matt Hogan
>
