[SML] Ultrasonic low fog machines....

[Jon Ares]

I would love to do a liquid nitrogen fog system... but <sigh> the
price of admission....

 - Jon

On Thu, Sep 5, 2024 at 10:51 PM Bruce Cooper via Stagecraft
<stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
>
> I spent 9 years living with an LN2 fogger.  If you can afford one, and you can
> keep people trained on handling LN2, it is just about the BEST non-glycol,
> non-chemical fog system around.
>
>   We used it for fog curtains, fog waves, creeping fog, sudden fog,
> directional fog..... We projected on it, we underlit it, boiled it out of
> openings and blew it high into the air.
>
> (Yes, people *still* coughed even though it was water vapor.)
>
>   Tuning your airflow, Nitrogen volume, water temperature, water cycle speed,
> and a couple other variables changes the fog type, dwell, drift, and other
> qualities.
>
>   Is it the be-all, end-all?  Certainly not.  But in 2 decades using every fog
> creation method I [and several others] have ever known, LN2 comes the closest
> to BAEA..
>
>   Reminiscence and unintentional endorsement  concluded.  We now return you to
> your regularly scheduled 4 minute videos.....
>
> :Bruce Cooper
> --
> InfoElectron Tamer Level 10
>
> > One of the neatest low-fog machines I ever saw was at LDI in the early
> > 90's. It used a large tank (probably 200 gallons) of hot water, and
> > sprayed liquid nitrogen into the tank to create dry-ice type fog. The
> > volume & density of fog was incredible, and it could be controlled via
> > DMX.
> >
> > The cost was quite high, but the guys in the booth said that several
> > Vegas shows & theme parks used them for their SFX needs.
>
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Jon Ares
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