Re: UV Lights

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<x-charset iso-8859-1>Philip:

Thanks for all the info.  I think the UV A would be fine for
this type thing.

When I start this project, I plan to go back and retest some
stuff in the daylight to judge where I am at on distance,
etc.  If nothing else, it will be interesting to compare
perhaps 7-8 papers using both methods.

bob snow
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From: Philip Kagan <peoplex@laplaza.org>

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The lamps I mentioned on my last post (F20T12/BLGE #10244)
put most of their energy out at 365 nm.
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You might or might not be able come up with a functional
correlation between UV fading, daylight fading. full
spectrum fading, tungsten fading, etc., etc.
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