The time of application probably isn't there either.īTW the discs he said looked like donuts or cylinders, exact dimensions were never given though, but from pics on the net I'm gonna guess the discs are over 1" thick and 1-3" diameter. The voltage is plenty with a lighter igniter but the current isn't there. It's a ceramic disk, not thin like a piezo buzzers, that is crushed on impact.
I don't think quartz is used in this application though I know it is a piezomaterial. I know AP is sensitive to a spark from a stun gun, I'll have to try with a pieze ignitor. Maybe if you passed the spark through soemthing very sensitive to static like AP it would work. You won't be able to set off a regular electric ignitor with a pieze gas lighter because the current is tiny. Open it up and you will be rewarded with a nice durable(unlike the cigarette lighter units) piezo electric unit. Get an aim and flame (bbq lighter) from a dollar store or get the cheapest one you can from a hardware store. The cat is next in the pot." - John 'Lofty' Wiseman In fact they'll probably be the easiest to eat even if you don't need the water. "If the aquarium water has to be drunk don't waste the fish. You could try several crystals in one device. I've never taken the piezo mechanism apart, but I'm sure something could be made of it. You could try one of those electronic cig lighters. Piezoelectrics are used everywhere, barbcue sparkers, those gold discs at radio shack that are like tiny speakers (piezoelectric materials are transducers, both ways)and sonar panels, humidifyiers, etc. I'm wondering how much piezomaterial costs (the military uses ceramics) and if anyone knows more about it. This in turn creates a flow of voltage through the detonators circuit and detonates the bomb. The warheads that use them operate like this: On impact the piezomaterial is crushed creating a DC field, like a charged capacitor. This material will produce a DC field with varying temperature changes as well as applied structural force. Some warhead carry piezoelectric material. He told me that many missiles and even projectiles are detonated electrically. I had a conversation with a US Army EOD personnel.
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