[alt-photo] Re: UV Processing units

[Loris Medici]

Good luck Andy.

Which UV leds did you purchase? The UV leds mentioned in the article
are defined as being 395nm, albeit being UV by definition (<400nm),
aren't much close to what we get from conventional lightsources.
(Something like 360nm.) You unit could work for dichromate processes
but you may experience difficulties (slow printing speed) with iron
processes... ??? Hope it goes well for you.

2010/3/13 Andy Schmitt <awschmitt at verizon.net>:
>
> Hi all
> While perusing "Instructables" I ran across a few references to people
> making Printed Circuit boards with an exposure unit made of UV LED's. This
> peaked my curiosity & I went & purchased 400 UV LED's, resistors, etc & am
> slowly soldering together an exposure unit...If I ever get through it I will
> post back.
> In case someone wants to steal my thunder & do it themselves [ 8o)) ]
> Go to www.instructables.com & look up:
> How to make a printed circuit board (PCB) using the UV light LED method.
> by JoeyJunior on July 5, 2009
> (If you do, you need to tell us how it all comes out)
> ...