Vince,
Most including these fluorescent ( UVA-UVB ) tubes/bulbs are commercially available from most lighting distributors - years ago when I was selling industrial lighting supplies the question of how long the UV spectrum was maintained was a very hot topic, those medical people were the drivers as well as tanning beds were up an coming arena too.
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> From: Vince Jesus[SMTP:vjesus@microsoft.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 5:05 PM
> To: 'rpml'
> Subject: networking & UV bulbs
>
> With Lightyear as the new STL processing software, how are users of 190/250
> networking their build station to the NT station? (Just because I work for
> MS doesn't mean I have the answer. I am in the Hardware Division)
> This is what we presently do.
> We swap autoexec files for networking to our system. Lan Manager gets loaded
> and it connects to our network, (we use DCHP so that there isn't a static IP
> address on the NT box) After we load the files we then swap the autoexec
> files and load the standard one and reboot. The reason we remove the lan
> Manager is the hi-mem gets maxed out and the build will usually stop at
> about 4 passes.
>
> I have talked with our sales rep as well as the Application Engineer about
> bringing this up with corporate. They basically say that it is not a
> priority, but if they are to continue selling the slasmart package and light
> year. There has to be a better solution, like making the build station run
> on another OS.
>
> My 2cents.
>
> Can we buy replacement bulbs for the UV oven other than from 3d?
>
> Thanks for any info.
>
> Vince Jesus
>
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