Brooks,
You've just made my day! But your message begs additional questions.
Certainly the tire pump gets over the need for electricity, but I take
it we still need the Harbor Freight nubulizer. On the other hand I
would imagine we could even try out a little atomizer, of the type used
manually by artists, two little perpendicular tubes, suspended above the
solution, functioning on the Bernoulli Principle. Still not so fine a
mist, but how about less CS solution, taken more frequently?
Thanks again,
Reid
Dear Reid,
It was one of our staff members who designed the 'originaL''
device using the little Harbor Freight airbrush.
Although I never posted the information....he did
experiment----successfully----with an ordinary "old-fashioned"
automobile tire pump (hand-operated variety). He informs that it only
requires a minimum effort/skill to generate a very acceptable
volume/pressure from the pump.
Although such would be seriously considered here in U.S. as an
emergency measure----it might offer real promise in many third-world
scenarios.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley
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