IS THE LONGWAVE 365NM
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You can see the description on the bulb in this link: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/CND-Shellac-UV-Lamp-9W-365nm-2G7-Bulbs-UVB9W-365nm-2G7-Pc-Pack-Replacement-08204-/281132815431?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&var;=&hash;=item4174d25447just click to view larger image and see the info on the third picture shown on the left at the bottom of the large picture shown. Hope this helps ;)
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Yes, the replacement bulbs for the CND Shellac UV Lamp 9W 365nm.2G7 Bulbs UVB9W-365nm/2G7 Pc Pack Replacement 08204, I have seen them sold for replacement via ebay. http://www.ebay.ca/sch/sis.html?_nkw=Clean%20Spectroline%20Industrial%20UV%20Lamp%20SB%20100%20PD%20365nm%20New%20Bulb&_itemId=331040317236
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From my experience, tuning in shortwave mode is very very sensitive. A slight twitch and you're in/out of focus. I was only able to find a handful of stations. About 3 Spanish ones (either Spain or South America), 1 from Australia, and couple around US (mostly religious stations). I'm based in Colorado, US.
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We've seen -26 deg C, and the camera seems to be working, I've not had is for any rain storms yet. A couple of snow storms though.
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Not this one. The IC-W1 does integrate with the national weather service, but not the ICEthS1.
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It's mislabelled. There is no 850mhz version. At least not yet. It would be true if there were FCC documents stating a 850mhz version, but there has been nothing sent by Nokia to the FCC yet.
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I get 45m down / 6m up with Uverse. I have about a 2-4 second delay. Frame rate is a little choppy as well as the audio, but all in all it works pretty good. I would suggest the 932L over the the 930L though. The Day/Night feature is worth the extra $.
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No. The 1 pictured is not. SWM capable LNB's have only 1 output vs the 4 outputs pictured.
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Hello Mark, Near IR is 700nm to 1400nm. Generally used for heat therapy. Intense heat. Very hazardous to the eye. The standard R and BR shaped heat lamps we sell (like the 55964 on Amazon) are Far IR. Very different. Thank you, Victoria Supply
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Looks like 254nm, from where I'm standing. Of course, I'm not a million percent sure, seeing as Phillips decided to specify this in the form of a sparsely-labelled chart that's roughly the size of a Chinese postage stamp. It's got a nice big peak right on top of where I reckon 254nm would be. But don't take my word for it, reading rainbow.Datasheet: http://download.p4c.philips.com/l4b/9/928039004005_na/928039004005_na_pss_aenus.pdf
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DescriptionScale: 1:80000Size: 36.0" x 49.0"Edition #: 39Edition Date: 2010-10-01NTM Notice/Date: 1313 2013-03-30NTM: http://www.nga.mil/maritimeLNM Notice/Date: 1113 2013-03-12LNM: http://ocsdata.ncd.noaa.gov/nmOn-Line Chart Viewer
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You cannot. You set in the menu a specific NOAA frequency number (it doesn't list the frequencies, just assigns them a memory number) and if there's an alert, the radio will let you know.
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This is a great meter, I have purchased two and gave one to my father. The answer to your question is yes, on page 26 which is 4.2.7 you will see that the range runs from 4nF through 20uF and resolution of 1pF through 100 nF.Chris
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Yes it is, but I am still testing it as I find either the sensor's or light source is not even on the image scanned. It was alright at first but getting poor with usage. The 22 MP setting did not show good results either. Hope someone else can verify.
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Don't know. However, if you could supply me with additional information relevant to 93088 TY I would be happy to assist.
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Based on my experience, if a system won't detect at 850, then it won't at 940. Cameras and cell phones must have night-vision capability or infrared sensors in order to detect light beyond 850nm. Expensive night googles should be able to see in the IR wavelength, but a search to make sure your devices are capable of the 940nm range is recommended. 940 is often more desirable because it gives off very little visible light and is therefore extremely hard to detect.
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I live in Seattle... After one year of 365 usage no problems yet!! I love it!!
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It is a type N but doesn't state whether it is 300 or 600. Important note: I worked all day with CenturyLink reps and we could not get this modem to log in to their system, it may work with Qwest but does NOT work with CenturyLink. I got a Netgear DGND3700v2 and it was up and running in 5 min. (Netgear DGND3700v2 is N600)