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I don't mean to state the obvious, but has anyone considered fiber optics ?
It may be the solution, if you can afford it.
Tim Murray
San Diego Natural History Museum
Heidi Carroll wrote:
> Halogen lamps are bad. Bad, bad, bad. It would be much better to use
> Fluoroscent lamps. Halogens are VERY hot and would bake the objects.
> Fluoroscent lamps are much cooler and would not heat up the objects.
> However, make sure to use UV shielding clear acrylic (i.e. UF Plexiglas)
> inbetween the lights and the objects and, if possible, UV protective
> sleeves on the light bulbs themselves.
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> Hope that helps.
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> H. Carroll
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> >Could anyone comment on the use of halogen lights in a display case for
> >bank notes. Will this cause problems? What are the alternatives? Thanks
> >
> >V. Manalo
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