Portable microwave bug sprayer

Abstract

The invention discloses a portable microwave bug sprayer which comprises a bug sprayer body. The bug sprayer body is connected with a power generation component through a reserved socket, the bug sprayer body comprises a waveguide tube, magnetrons and an insulated handle, the insulated handle is arranged at the left end of the waveguide tube, energy gathering antennas are arranged at the right endof the waveguide tube and symmetric about the horizontal center line of the waveguide tube, a plurality of circular holes are formed in the outer wall of the waveguide tube, a plurality of magnetronsare correspondingly arranged in the circular holes, output ports of the magnetrons are inserted into the circular holes, the reserved socket is arranged on the left outer wall of the waveguide tube,one end of the reserved socket is connected with a handle switch, the other end of the reserved socket is matched with an external plug, and the external plug is connected with the power generation component through a power wire. Dead pine trees are treated in a microwave form, the portable microwave bug sprayer easily approaches to an affected or tall tree, bugs are conveniently killed, labor intensity is reduced, and operation risk is reduced. Besides, the weight of the sprayer is effectively reduced, transportation is facilitated, and the sprayer is easily carried to a mountain forest.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an insect killer, in particular to a portable microwave insect killer. Background technique [0002] Some pests in agricultural and forestry production are difficult to kill with pesticides after infestation, or due to the influence of geographical environment, it is difficult to apply pesticides at close range, or insects invade deep into trees and cannot be killed by traditional methods. For example, it is very difficult to remove and treat pine trees infected with pine wood nematode. One is that pine wood nematode, the vector, penetrates into the tree to feed and overwinter and is difficult to kill by traditional methods. Second, it is difficult to kill insects after pine wood nematode infection. Pine wood nematode disease, also known as pine wilt disease, is a devastating disease caused by the rapid death of trees due to the parasitic pine wood nematode in pine trees. It spreads rapidly and is difficult to control. It is ca...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] However, the current physical or microwave insecticides mainly have the following problems: 1. The microwave equipment has a high voltage of 4000V, which is dangerous to personal safety; 2. The microwave equipment needs about 3KW of power supply, and the generator is large in size and heavy. Heavy, inconvenient to transport, difficult to carry into the mountains; 3, not easy to get close to the damaged or tall trees, inconvenient to kill insects

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