In a discussion of Martin Boll's Malot-blower, in July 2007, I proposed
the use of a bellows.
(<http://listserv.repp.org/pipermail/stoves_listserv.repp.org/2007-July/006856.html>
Review the whole thread, Martin's idea is worth a re-read. Jeff Davis did
some follow-up development on the idea.) Coincidentally, that next day I
observed a model of an organ bellows, a single hand bellows feeding into
an intermediate bellows with a weight on top which provided a steady flow
into the organ. I am sure you could treat the inner-tube in a similar
way, blowing it up with a bellows, or even by mouth. Would applying a
weight provide more consistent pressure?
Calling a tank of compressed air an 'air battery' seems to make it more
acceptable to the electronic gizmo crowd.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compressed_air_battery>
Andrew Parker (Not AJH)
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