Independence Day Bubbles
We brought two mixes:
1gal “classic” BLM (link)
and
1gal HECP (link) with modifications:
a.) BLM boil-mix method of powder + 300g water;
a.) 120g, not 180g for Dawn 3x Ultra. See comments here: (link);
b.) HEC was purchased a year ago through Amazon; “Eisen-Golden Laboratories” is what’s on the label. Scant Google results.
I am experimenting with a JSON object to capture bubbling data. This is an experimental solution to a recent discussion of a “chart” for optimal mix ratios. Basically, we need an app to show default values for atmosphere-localized conditions, then adjusted based on app user-populated objects and the analyzed data from them, and the ratios will calculate themselves. Here’s the sheet. The OpenCV is the part of the app that measures the size of a bubble in a snapshot or video clip. Please leave feedback.
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Filed under: bubblemongering,ideas/inventions - @ July 4, 2018 8:42 pm
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I’m curious what your take is on what “classic BLM Mix” means. Just looking at the link, it’s hard for me to tell. It seems like it shouldn’t be, given who I am.
Ciao – Brian
PS. Feel free to publish my particulars. I may re-post any follow-up to SBF, so you might as well post it there.