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Re: Bubbles in lightsabers, other stuff
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lugnet.starwars
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Wed, 9 Dec 1998 19:03:51 GMT
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Justin M. Kopp wrote in message <366EB111.C5E14A6D@projsolutions.com>...
> Also, if i am remembering right, a lot of the the trans colored atenae
> have bubbles in them. Probably just a result of how they are
> manufactured.
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> Lee Jorgensen wrote:
> >
> > It appears to me, that the lightsabres are made out of the same material • as
> > the fibreoptic rods. Though probably pre-colored instead of having a • light
> > source in the handle. :) Those fibreoptic rods have bubbles in them as
> > well.
Note the difference.
The trans antennaes and the light sabres have random bubbles in them from
the molding process.
The Fibre Optic strands have deliberate and exact carvings to disperse the
light along the fibre.
Lighting an antenna from below makes the bubbles light up just as the carves
in th estrand would. Since the bubbles are random it would make a great
'play item' in a set; like the Divers 'x-ray' apparatus, it can be a
materials tester to look for 'hidden' weak spots.
Eric Brok
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