mosquito killing is one of the greatest things in world. if any one having moquito killiers not repallent pls sugest me technologly.

 

A flyswatter?

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I've even seen electronic fly swatters.

 

I've got one that uses blue LEDs to attract bugs close enough to be sucked in by a fan, and mulched. Not real selective, but the best flying insects, are the dead ones... Seems to work well enough, good assortment of bug parts in the collection tray every week (or whenever I remember to empty it. Fan is a little loud.

 

Well I recall from long ago while in the Air Force that the chow hall at one base had a large ceiling mounted unit just inside the main door to the complex. Pretty simple, just a large static generator with a wire mesh. As a insect flew near it it would tend to short across the potential. I got use to hearing small pops while eating so it seemed to work well. Never seen one anywhere else.

Lefty

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I think mosquitoes are attracted by the heat of human body especially our ears are the main heat emitting source. I'm thinking of simulating an ear by putting a heating element at the end of a funnel like structure and when the mosquitoes are attracted towards during night suck up by a vacuum sucker!

 

mosquitoes pick up on the carbon dioxide we exhale.

This device is popular in Minnesota, as we have alot of mosquitoes here.
Mosquito Magnet® | Home

It emits carbon dioxide to attect them, and then sucks them up. I have heard it works well, but it is expensive.

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I got a Lab puppy last December, so I leave the back door open most of the time while I'm home. In the spring, started have mosquito problems in the house. Getting bit, and hearing the damn things closing in, wasn't getting much sleep. So I sprayed bug killer, with little help. Hung up sticky fly paper strips (works), but saw the fan gadget (who could resist). Haven't had a problem since. Could be a number of things, maybe the puppy catches the bugs, but went through the summer without mosquitoes in the house. I put the noisy mosquito catcher on the back porch shortly after the house was free, still seems to be working well.

It's hard to tell what is actual science, and what is marketing these days. Most every device on the market, seems to have scientific proof their product works, and everything else won't...

 

In an area with lots of mosquitoes it would not be too high of a price to pay if it worked well enough.

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Well I did hear a quote where the figure of 27 hz with a sawtooth wave form will repel mozzies. For fun I made one next thing I knew I had about 10 mozzies buzzing around me. Anyway the wife had her own cunning plan and grew some carnivorous plants that attract the mozzies and eat them for breaky.

The only commercial ones that seem to work are the blue light zappers. not cheap and they do consume a heap of power so here on our off grid farm those plants do a great job.

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How can we generate CO2 efficiently. Any idea?

 

Burn hydrocarbon fuels. Oh, you said efficiently...not easily.

Ken

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Breath more

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Seems like I've to open my high school Chemistry text book which I didn't open in exam time even!

 

CO2 is a byproduct of making beer, so just have to figure out how to contain and store it. Might need to brew several batches of beer (for research purposes), while working out the details. Not sure what you could do with all that beer though, maybe the neighbors might come up with a few ideas...