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5630 Troy
radiotroy577 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
3:29 am
Hi all i was wondering if i could use a blacklight BC globe for erasing eproms like the one in the jaycar catalogue for $8.95 or do i have to go Blacklight...
5631 Dave Horsfall
dave@... Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
3:41 am
... Wrong wavelength; you may as well leave them out in the sun for a few days/weeks. When they say UV, they *mean* UV. -- Dave...
5632 steve s.
tomsdad97 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
6:11 am
The BC "blacklight" globes will not erase an eprom. AFAIK they need a light source in the "microbiological" light frequency. Suggest you google it for more...
5633 John Kent VK3BIZ
vk3biz Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
7:44 am
Hi Troy, Steve, et al. I made the same mistake many years ago. I bought black light fluros for erasing eproms. Suffice to say you need a much shorter wave...
5634 Alan
vk5bwg Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
8:00 am
I used a Philips UV Tube Mod TUV 15W G15 T8 Tube was purchased at a lighting wholesaler in Adelaide although local retails shops could have ordered it in for...
5635 Stephen Campbell
spudbone2002 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
8:03 am
I believe that it was either Jaycar or DS Electronics that had a tooth brush steriliser that was great for erasing UV erasable-EPROM's. It was quite...
5636 Stephen Campbell
spudbone2002 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
8:12 am
In addition to my last reply I offer this URL in relation to the JARCAR tooth brush steriliser that can double as an EPROM eraser. http://tinyurl.com/lhhhl ......
5637 steve s.
tomsdad97 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
8:16 am
Just had a memory come back to me;-)(bad acid flashback?;-) It has been said by some that the UV toothbrush disinfectors (check ebay) can be modded to erase ...
5638 Bob
bob_aust Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
8:56 am
Does anyone know where the Victorian Police have gone ? There not transmitting on there UHF channels Cheers, Bob...
5639 Skinny
skinny_fm900 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
9:36 am
The Big Transition to Digital is suppose to happen on the 28th of this month but it seems like they have moved over early thats why its so quiet The Country...
5640 Darryn
dzz_g Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
10:16 am
G'day all I just bought 1 from ebay.com for $20 AUD Delivered to my front door can't complian works like a charm...
5641 Eric van de Weyer
vk2kur Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2006
10:33 am
One warning everyone, The UV from these shortwave UV tubes is very dangerous. It is not like the long wave UV from 'blacklight" tubes which is basically...
5642 Mark Harrison
vk3byy Offline Send Email
Aug 7, 2006
12:06 am
I guess there will be a lot of cheap FM900's and scanners on eBay soon ? I wonder if the garbled voice is a fault in the digital system, or wether they just...
5643 Mark Harrison
vk3byy Offline Send Email
Aug 7, 2006
12:11 am
Looking at the short wave light has been described as being similar to arc welding without a helmet - sunburn to the eyeballs is not good! p.s. don't put any...
5644 Mark Harrison
vk3byy Offline Send Email
Aug 7, 2006
12:55 am
Whatever you use, the wavelength needs to be less than 300nm (250nm recommended; x-rays will also work!). The saying goes that if it won't cause sunburn then...
5645 Jesse Mclachlan
f15h_69 Offline Send Email
Aug 7, 2006
1:50 am
I can confirm that glass is a bad decision! I decided to do the 'week in the sun' trick, but of course, didn't want any water issues, so I put the eprom in a...
5646 Paul
alxiog Offline Send Email
Aug 7, 2006
1:36 pm
Hello all, Some time ago I came accross this article http://www.siliconchip.com.au/cms/A_104058/article.html while I was looking for a solution to erasing...
5647 Troy
radiotroy577 Offline Send Email
Aug 7, 2006
2:51 pm
Thanks all for the info on the Eprom Erasing looks like i will have to pop down to Jaycar and order the toothbrush sterilizer.Thanks again Cheers....
5648 k101oz Offline Send Email Aug 8, 2006
3:39 am
HAS Any One Tried to sell there FM900 UHF CB on www.oztion.com.au ? I am Just wondering if it Will Be Removed. like EBay Keeps Removing Any Radio that Can Be...
5649 Rowie
rkz234 Offline Send Email
Aug 8, 2006
5:47 am
As long as you state that your FM900 is ACA compliant and is set to 5w power output, Ebay will not remove an add for an FM900 programmed to UHF CB. k101oz...
5650 MAJESTIC_au
annunakiau Offline Send Email
Aug 8, 2006
6:56 am
... eBay is infuriating in this department... I've had auctions for H.F *receivers* cancelled, more than once. Then there was the two radio-related auctions I...
5651 MAJESTIC_au
annunakiau Offline Send Email
Aug 8, 2006
7:04 am
... Not necessairly... eBay staff are morons, and I've seen them remove auctions that even state that the gear is ACA compliant. They'll remove *anything* if...
5652 Kevcat
kevacloneau Offline Send Email
Aug 9, 2006
12:45 am
... Just don't advertise it as a UHF CB easy hundreds of 900s go on Ebay without a problem the ones that get pulled are advertised as high powered CBs and the...
5653 akavk3
fatrommy Offline Send Email
Aug 9, 2006
1:44 am
Mark, or anyone! Do you know anything about the glass used in cheap scanners (computer type). I am experimenting using my EPROM eraser UV tube to expose...
5654 Tony Langdon, VK3JED
proton69au Offline Send Email
Aug 9, 2006
1:52 am
... Normal glass absorbs UV radiation. I believe quartz is normally used when transparency is needed at UV wavelengths. 73 de VK3JED http://vkradio.com...
5655 Mark Harrison
vk3byy Offline Send Email
Aug 9, 2006
3:53 am
I would imagine that the glass in scanners is standard glass, perhaps hardened. Going by the Wikipedia entry on UV, only a little light capable of erasing...
5656 Chris
vk3jeg Offline Send Email
Aug 9, 2006
4:14 am
Yep, about 70 - 80% of UV radiation is absorbed in standard window glass, clear plastics are similar. Quartz is used in the production of UV lamp tubes...
5657 Rowie
rkz234 Offline Send Email
Aug 9, 2006
2:39 pm
Advertising it as a CB has nothing to do with it. Advedrtising an FM900 is set at a power output greater than 5W is the problem. Kevcat...
5658 Jesse Mclachlan
f15h_69 Offline Send Email
Aug 10, 2006
12:04 am
If you specify that buyers must have an amateur license, then, at least as far as i have seen, you should have no problems - eBay are only protecting...
5659 akavk3
fatrommy Offline Send Email
Aug 10, 2006
2:03 am
Thanks for all the replies about glass and UV. I suspect that glass may vary in its UV absorption. In photography it is common to fit a UV filter to the lens...
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