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The UVB_Meter_Owners group is a group formed to test common UVB sources for keeping reptiles. Testing is done with the
Solarmeter 6.2
UVB meter primarily. Testing data includes both Mercury Vapor, Fluorescent bulbs, UVB transmission thru glass/screen, and readings on natural sunlight. We look into both the UVB output, decay over time, and longevity of the bulbs. New data is constantly coming to light in this rapidly growing area of reptile husbandry.
Ownership of a UVB Meter is not required to join this group. The group is formed to encourage learning about one of the most important aspects of care for our reptiles. The keepers on the group share a largevariety of species under their care.. UVA and UVC data is also discussed.
New members are encouraged to read thru some of the archives and check the files section for important data that has been previously gathered.
We are a friendly, open group. Discussion should be kept friendly and professional. Flames and trolls will not be tolerated. Advertising and spam is not allowed. Off-Topic posts should be labeled as OT and preferably reptile related. Questions?
UVB_Meter_Owners-owner@yahoogroups.com
Hi Henry, you see the flourescent tube pictures on my homepage: This is conventional ballast. When using an electronic ballast you would not see any light
the thing is: an authority vet asked me: chicken farmers pretend to use electronic ballasts with their fluorescent lamps but have electromagnetic ballasts. so
Hi Henry, ... What do you want to vizalize? The flicker frequency is known in all lamps, it is always the double of the operation frequency. If the operation
http://www.physorg.com/news162821951.html interesting article on laser modified filaments. gx henry -- ... "half of life is spreadsheet calculation, the rest
hallo experts is there a trick to guess and visualize the flicker rate of lamps with the digicam? at least to distinguish low flickers (up to 100 hz) from