Elecrow Ultrasonic Levitation Acoustique Electronic DIY Kit Levitator Simple and Affordable TinyLev Portable Acoustic Tractor ► Photo 1/6
Elecrow Ultrasonic Levitation Acoustique Electronic DIY Kit Levitator Simple and Affordable TinyLev Portable Acoustic Tractor ► Photo 1/6
Elecrow Ultrasonic Levitation Acoustique Electronic DIY Kit Levitator Simple and Affordable TinyLev Portable Acoustic Tractor ► Photo 2/6
Elecrow Ultrasonic Levitation Acoustique Electronic DIY Kit Levitator Simple and Affordable TinyLev Portable Acoustic Tractor ► Photo 3/6

Photos of buyers

Specifications

  • Brand Name: ELECROW
  • Condition: New
  • Type: Voltage Regulator
  • Model Number: ALD90009L
  • Application: Computer
  • Operating Temperature: standard
  • Supply Voltage: 110- 220v
  • Dissipation Power: low
  • Package: SMD
  • is_customized: Yes
  • Rohs complaint:: Rohs
  • item weight: 400g
  • Type: Acoustic Levitator
  • TinyLev: Simple and Affordable
  • Place: Home/Office/School/ Lab Working

Elecrow Ultrasonic Levitation Acoustique Electronic DIY Kit Levitator Simple and Affordable TinyLev Portable Acoustic Tractor

Seller:
Alitools rating:
70%
/
Aliexpress rating:
100%
72.69 $
4   orders
/
6   reviews
Rating: 5

Price history

Price drop notification

Out telegram bot will notify you once the price drops to the desirable one

Customer Reviews

M***l
December 7, 2020

Haven’t put it together yet. Looks good. Will update after. Shipping was fast

G***t
August 31, 2020

Package arrived very quickly (less than 2 weeks for France) and very well packed in a stong cardboard box. All works well (I built & tested it before giving feedback) - EXTREMELY PLEASED ! Notes : the power supply is with US plug (should have asked if european plug was possible) - the transducers do need to be polarity tested (about 1/3 wrongly labeled) - Nano needs to be programmed with code from "Instructables" (select board Atmega328P old boot loader) - had 4 extra transducers = very useful for tests with scope as receiver and as spares (once mounted, scope tests showed one of the 72 was not transmitting properly) - power consumption is about 0.7A @ 9V, so hbridge module gets hot (but is OK).

Anonymous