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Kamikaze_Badger
This may sound stupid... but... with all the things about UV causing cancer and crap, are UV CCFLs safe to use? I've had a few blistering sun burns before, and I'm not all that keen on giving cancer a chance. Killer T Lymphocytes can only do so much.
bishop245
if uv cathodes were dangerous then they wouldnt be on the market
Ste
QUOTE(bishop245 @ Jan 9 2006, 06:08 PM)
if uv cathodes were dangerous then they wouldnt be on the market
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Well they aren't that safe or at least stable, least not in the way KB is thinking about.
The inverters are more dangerious then the Cathodes.

http://forums.overclockersclub.com/Are_Ccf...fel-t63154.html

hardnrg
you'd probably have to have like 30,000 of them all hooked up with a massive lens focused on you to get any effect
roadkill
If you sat under it for a few hours you could get a nice tan laugh.gif
Enyce2k9
well if i get something from it (future uv build) i would get rich from the manufacturer and live my life as good as i can.
IUMaestro
I'm a smoker - I got more to worry bout than a pretty light.

And if having a case that makes everything glow is the trade off for dying earlier - I'll take the pretty case!


Naw - but I think you have to be in direct contact of it, with it relatively close to have any effect.. and I think bishop put it best, if ALL of the products sold in the US have to have ridiculous warnings on them like, WARNING: this lighter fluid is flammable!!omgeleven!!, then UV cathodes are nothin
suchuwato
If you taped one to your forehead for six months then maybe, but I woundn't worry too much about the ones in you case.
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