Thanks! :-)  My homebrew eraser started from Home Depot. They had a nice
tube light with 4" Fluorescent tube. I tried to find a germicidal tube but
they were expensive. Later I found a source in Southern Cal and they sold me
a tube.

The tube worked fine with the light I bought from Home Depot.

While flipping through Microchip Appnotes I found 1_001 for replacing
electromech timers with 12c508. I built that hardware but the software had
lot of bugs. I have posted the corrected code on my website
http://www.bhargavaz.net/nvram/timer.html

I used to use a cardboard box to cover the lamp when it was on but now I
have a crawling baby in my house so I needed a box.


Thanks.
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From: "Alexandre Domingos F. Souza" <taito@TERRA.COM.BR>
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Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2001 4:04 PM
Subject: Re: [OT]: want EPROM Eraser Case


> >Good Idea! I'll drop by Home Depot to get some. Haven't done any woodwork
>
>         Buy some THIN sheets of timber (about 0.5CM), that are easy to cut
with a scrollsaw or like. And use glue or little square blocks of timber to
glue/screw the panels toghether. I think that with your creativity, You'll
do a great work ;o)
>
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