One note on making fog.
Dry ice will create fog that tends to hang together and hug the ground
as it typically is cooler than ambient air. Typical Fog machine Fog
expands and rises as it is typically produced by heating a glycerin
fluid on a hot plate. this creates a fog that is easily carried by
air flows and is usually warmer than ambient air so it likes to rise.
Both ways of making fog can be adjusted, one by heating water, the
other by cooling the fog as it exits the machine. Both add
complexity.
On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 9:08 PM, Scott Bogard <teslas-intern@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Bart,
I've never heard of anyone trying this before, and there is a
slight concern with spillage. You might want to consider using one of
those fog machines, I bought one around Halloween time a few years ago
for like $25, you could mount a tube on the output and route it up
through the secondary if you wish. If this does not suit your design,
perhaps you could put a battery shorted with nichrome wire in the fog
...
>
> I was wondering if anyone has put dry ice (and water) up in the top
> load? I'm thinking about the 4th of July this year. On my small 4.5"D
>
> Take care,
> Bart
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