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Old 06-10-2015, 19:14   #16
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I still think my idea of a jet engine is better, how about injecting some parafin in the exhaust too

That'll blow the. Uck away
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Old 06-10-2015, 23:08   #17
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Sounds daft but could you fit another washer nozzle from the wash wipe?
That was an Idea I thought about before, but I am not sure if putting more water on there might make things worse/just as bad.

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What about a bit of drain pipe to one side of the lens and training one of the ferrets to pop out and lick it clean?

I'm not helping really am I?

The wife's told me about that.



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what you really need is a micro wiper motor & blade I know it sound daft but am wondering if you can get a motor meant for hobbies etc that only rotates 90' or so the a thin bit of alloy to attach to the motor with a cut off bit of wiper blade mounted on it bit like headlight wipers but on a much smaller scale
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Crazy idea here, you have a negative pressure at the lens, so how about fitting a tube over the lens vented at the lens end via a small pipe to somewhere at a more positive pressure, this would pass air over the lens and exit at the end of the tube
I guess a small radio control servo would be the sort of motor, but I think that may actually be more complicated than blowing air over it as I would have to do it twice, once for each lens.

The problem is, the lenses are recessed into the unit about 4 or 5 mm, and has such a wide angle view, anything right by the lens would be continually visible.

The Ram air could be interesting, to try it out, I could mount some sort of pick up on the rear spoiler, and pipe it down, see what happens. Only thing is, I am not sure how to do that, and keep it looking smart.
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Old 06-10-2015, 23:09   #18
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I still think my idea of a jet engine is better, how about injecting some parafin in the exhaust too

That'll blow the. Uck away
And the exhaust... Mind you, I always fancied being able to shoot flames out the exhaust..
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Old 07-10-2015, 00:32   #19
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As you have a lower pressure at the lens all you need is a feed at ambient pressure, inside the car will be higher than outside while you are moving, so a feed from inside should do
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As you have a lower pressure at the lens all you need is a feed at ambient pressure, inside the car will be higher than outside while you are moving, so a feed from inside should do
Interesting idea. I could start with that, and if it does not work, then go ahead and fit my fan, as the piping will all be in place.
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