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Any swept spectographs of Sulfur Plasma (RF) lighting available ?

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Last Post: July 3, 2011:

By Howard July 3, 2011

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One of the CWAP exam objectives, in Sec. 4.2.10 , specifies familiarity with RF-producing lighting systems.

Although I have found a Wikipedia entry for them, two FCC documents, and one Agilent document on the subject, I have yet to find any spectrographic plots of these devices

Although it is an extremely interesting technology, it doesn't look like they are catching on well. Sirius definitely doesn't like them, but then they seem to not like a lot of things.

Has anyone seen any of these plots?

BTW, Wikipedia has a short list of some of the locations with these lights - in case anyone with a Wi-
Spy analyzer wants to make a shot for the rest of us - The DC Air and Space Museum has some :-) .

Thanks

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