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Mozzie Vac Insect Aspirator

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Very powerful insect aspirator that uses Milwaukee M12 batteries

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Mozzie Vac Insect Aspirator

The Mozzie Vac was developed as a lightweight, portable insect aspirator inspired by the widely used Prokopack aspirator developed by Dr. Gonzalo Vazquez-Prokopec. While the Prokopack has become a standard tool for mosquito surveillance, the Mozzie Vac was designed to address the need for a more compact collection device that could be easily operated in the field.

A primary design objective was to eliminate the external battery and power cable required by some aspirators. To accomplish this, the Mozzie Vac utilizes Milwaukee M12 rechargeable batteries, providing a compact, readily available, and reliable power source. As needs change further versions will be designed to accommodate additional needs.

To maintain compatibility with existing surveillance equipment, the Mozzie Vac was designed to accept standard Prokopack collection chambers. For users who do not already have these containers, the device also accommodates empty Talenti Gelato containers, which provide an inexpensive and easily modified alternative—plus the added benefit of enjoying the gelato first.

The result is a practical, field-friendly aspirator that retains the effectiveness of established collection methods while offering improved portability, simplified power management, and compatibility with commonly available collection containers.

Printing notes:

Supports will be needed on both pieces.

Recommend printing in ASA or similar filaments

Recommend a minimum of 4 wall layers and a .2 layer height

Assembly notes:

 Recommend following Ksuszka provided instructions on how to assemble the handle 

To assemble the aspirator body, first disassemble the bilge blower by removing the friction-fit impeller. The impeller can be easily pulled off using a pair of large pliers, exposing the two screws that secure the motor to the housing. Remove these screws to release the motor. Installation into the 3D-printed housing is performed in the reverse order of disassembly.

Non-printed parts needed:

Battery and charger https://a.co/d/0dpRjbYW

Bilge blower https://a.co/d/0dCyWfk6

Rocker switch https://a.co/d/0aBBvyqe

Spade connector https://a.co/d/0gPBoKlA 

Gelato https://a.co/d/00kwD95b

Screening material for collection chamber https://a.co/d/0bfcYpNh

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