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to: Matt Mc_Carthy
from: MIKE ROSS
date: 2002-11-05 09:40:44
subject: BIRDBOX

"Matt Mc_Carthy" wrote to "Roy J. Tellason" (04 Nov 02  02:37:09)
 --- on the topic of "BIRDBOX"

 RJT> Interesting!  Do you have any idea as to what the wavelengths
 RJT> are of these two lights?

 MM> No idea at all.  :-((  I do know the EPROM eraser emits a rather
 MM> bright blue light, somewhat like I'd seen many years ago in
 MM> "sanitizing" equipment.  The fluorescent 'black light'
barely seems to
 MM> emit any light at all, but does really strange things to the
 MM> appearance of different fabrics, dyes, etc.
 MM> .............

I think eprom erasers use a higher wavelength about 2,500 Anstroms and
black-light lamps are likely centered at the edge of visibility maybe
3,000 to 3,500 Angstroms? Visible light begins at about 4,000 Angstroms.


 MM> Shame you can't shine something inside a computer and have all the
 MM> "bad parts" light up for you...   :-))

Apparently with an IR camera, hot parts show up and cold parts show up.
The theory being that cold parts are dead... well it works for humans!

 Mike
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