Wow, Within one hour of my request last friday Doug and Lloyd nailed it ror me. Impressive as usual!Now I am caught between shorter wavelength UV with lesser power, or higher wavelength UV but more power. Both units I like  from the site Doug forwarded recommend the UV protective glasses. Thanks folks! Gerry
 > Date: Fri, 8 Feb 2013 16:54:22 +0000
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> I keep an http://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=28_43&products_id=705 in my smock pocket. It's a CSI type flashlight with a UV bulb bright enough to fluoresce conformal coating visibly in ambient room light. FYI, that site has lots of cool stuff!
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> Doug is dead on, UV flashlights (Ebay is a great source), inexpensive fluorescent bulbs (Lowes, HD), etc. Now a days there are even some LED mr16 UV bulbs out there.
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> Or if you are looking for a little nostalgia, take walk into your nearest Spencer Gifts in the local mall. (I cannot go in there anymore with my work clothes on as I look like a CSI crime scene.)
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> Hi Technetters, Long time lurker looking for information and recommendations for a UV wand (or lamp) for occasional use to inspect surfaces for fluorescent contaminants. My biggest concern is safety, i.e. user precautions. After that I am looking for advice on the correct wavelength UV source for general electronic product use such as PCB, connector, PCBA, and
> plastic product surfaces. TIA, Gerry 		 	   		  
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