Best ultrasonic cleaner....

[tkent02]

The problem was the circuitry is inside the area under the tank, it's hot in there. Very little ventilation, and a very wimpy fan. Maybe I ran it too long, couple of 30 minute cycles and some shorter ones, with quite a bit of cooling time in between. But the water tank was hot. I got the parts, very hard to solder them onto these really cheap ass circuit boards. Tiny little super thin traces, very thin board, it's very difficult. Pretty much screwed this one up.

No, I think I want to build a new driver for this tank and transducers. I want to make it so the electronic stuff is in a separate box with big cooling fans and cool fresh airflow. Something built stout so if something fries I can replace it. I'm not finding a ready made board for eight transducers, might have to design and build it myself. Might be a major engineering process, but I used to know how to do this stuff. Maybe a good wintertime project.

[JTGS850GL]

Try this company. I've had good luck with them and they have generators capable of powering anything from a 60W single transduce to huge commercial systems.

http://www.bjultrasonic.com/

[tkent02]

Thanks, sent them an email...
That would sure be a lot easier than figuring out how to build one.

[JTGS850GL]

Just as a side note, I use the HD pro solution straight and use it for at least 10 carb sets. When it gets dirty I just filter it through a coffee filter and it's good for another 10. If it evaporates too low I add water. I've cleaned close to 25 carb sets from one batch so far.