This Froggys Fog Flakes Snow Fluid 4 Gallonsfrom Froggys Fog produces a high yield of dense, white, air-born snow ideal for any stage or theatrical setting with an extremely dry flake that floats over long distances. Water content evaporates leaving a beautiful falling flake that is dry when you touch it and disappears after contact, it is ideal for use where dry snowflakes are desired. This fluid is designed for all professional snow machines, as well as machines like the Frosty Flake Snow Machine. The four 1-gallon jugs provide ample fluid that is easy to store and pour when refilling your machine's reservoir.

Extremely Dry Flakes    50 to 75' of Travel before Evaporating    High Volume, Non-Staining, Nontoxic    Safe for Skin or Eyes & Kids

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a Gitzo monopod w/ 3/8 adapter?

A: No it will not. The male thread on this base is not long enough to reach the recessed female threads on the Gitzo monopods.

Q: 2. what monopods are Manfrotrto xpro fluid base compatible with? Would it work with Sirui P-326 6-Section Carbon Fiber Monopod?

A: The XPRO Pluid Base is only compatible with select Manfrotto Monopods. Those monopods are the MPMXPROA3US, MPMMXPROA4US, MPMXPROC4US, MPMXPROA5US and MPMXPROC5US. It is not compatible with Monopods from Sirui I'm afraid.

Q: 3. How many 35mm 6-frame strips can it hold at once ? Does the batch-scanning function work for 18 negatives or 3 strips at once, or do I have to scan each frame individually ?

A: I contacted Epson concerning your inquiry. According to Epson, when you are using fluid with the fluid mount, it requires the removal of every air bubble. This task becomes more difficult when more film is placed on the glass. Using 35mm film is not ideal as it can have a natural curl. While you may get one film strip to lay flat it will get more difficult as you add more strips. If the film is flat, you could get up to 3 strips; however, it is not recommended. When using the Fluid mount, each frame has to be manually marqueed (you have to manually select the scan area for each." As such, to summarize, it is possible, but is not ideal or recommended to scan more than one 35mm film strip at a time, and batch processing is not possible.

Q: 4. Is there a limit on the quantity of nodes with a system?

A: No, there is not a limit to the number of WiFi points in a Nest Wifi Pro system.

Q: 5. Does the Nest Wifi Pro support network equipment like switches?

A: Yes, the Nest Wifi Pro AXE5400 can be used with network switches.

Q: 6. Will this work with the Manfrotto Element Aluminum Monopod (Red)?https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1296072-REG/manfrotto_mmelea5rd_element_aluminum_monopod_red.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1296072-REG/manfrotto_mmelea5rd_element_aluminum_monopod_red.html/a

A: Yes

Q: 7. domain blocking. Previous versions of google mesh routers have not allowed blocking certain domains while other companies have. Has this been addressed in the pro?

A: Unfortunately individual site blocking is still not possible with the Google Nest Wifi Pro AXE5400. To block individual sites at the router level, a third party solution like OpenDNS would be required.

Q: 8. Does the Nest Wifi Pro support wired backhaul?

A: Yes, the Nest Wifi Pro supports wired backhaul.

Q: 9. Does the Manfrotto XPRO fluid base work with the 694 4 section magfibre monopod?

A: No it does not. That monopod is not threaded on the bottom.

Q: 10. Is the glass anti Newton?

A: No it is not