Re: Sources for UV lightbulbs

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From: Paul A Gormley
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 20:18

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				See ya around,
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Subject: Re: Sources for UV lightbulbs
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 I have been making p.c. boards for my personal projects for
 As far as the technologies are concerned I would recommend
 As for the light bulbs, I have found that the Blacklight (regular)
 I'm sure there are other places out there like Kepro, I just
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