Any mouse that tries to set up housekeeping in a transmitter---ZZZZAAAPPP-no more mousey!But makes a mess-the HV blows up the mouse and scatters the parts all over.And it trips the transmitter overload circuits.when they reset-most have 3 shot circuits-mouse is pretty well cooked or blown up.You have to use the paper towels or rags to clean up the parts.And for snakes that wrap themselves around AM transmitter modulation transformers--YUCH!-and the smell is unmistakable!The joys of being a transmitter repairman!One mouse I found that was under a platform that would be charged with HV-was in a "crawling" pose!Was stuck on the end of my vacuum hose nozzle.The mice have been letting up-now its the pollen and the hard shell bugs.These often get stuck in tube cooling fins-plastered in there by the blower under the tube to keep it cooled.For transmitter and site cleaning jobs-my favorite vac is the NSS M1 and use the inner paper bags.After a job can show how much stuff was picked up out of a clients transmitter!
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TriStar CXL 2-speed w/VGII (Sometimes I swap w/all-bristle brush roll) The only thing I need is a good mini PN instead of turbo nozzle.
Mine is a Heritage II use it for everything. Great picture of the new one I forgot how beautiful mine looked when it was new. I had to laugh at the post about how a cat can shed that much fur and not be bald. I can relate to that. I had a cat that wasn't afraid of the vacuum and groomed her often. She even liked to be groomed with the zip brush. I've vacuumed up enough cat and dog hair over the years to make several litters of cats and dogs.
