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scanner taken apart?
I was again at the recycling Partial discharge testing center and picked up an old scanner. Now the
disassembled. I found many great things.
1 clearly you can do much with stepper motor,
2. fluorescent lamp with switch
3. the CCD sensor, if anyone needs the just say
4. the mirror
But my question deals with point 2.
1 is the fluorescent tube harmful (the light, eg. for the eyes). In some sense, or I can run anywhere.
What if that breaks, what to do?
2. the voltage that comes out, how much is the approx. I've pulled an arc with up to 1 cm, then the
contact with the other side had and it was a small fireworks on the Board.

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The voltage is life-threatening or can take that kind of elektroschocker?
Sorry ever due to the questions, am not so familiar with scanners and high voltage and have also used
the Forum search and Google (unfortunately nothing found
I made the experience with inverters of fluorescent tubes,
If you put in mind there's only burn holes.If the inverter is the circuit before the fluorescent tube, then
Yes, you're right, I me it burned, as I wanted to draw an arc, somehow can back out (got a piece of wire
taken) and my finger now has a fire hole...
To your questions, 1. The light of the fluorescent tube is not harmful. Because I have these tubes as a
book light in use...It is not harmful is certain! :lol: ............
2.Wenn the lamp bricht...naja I would say it's garbage. : lol:
3.die high voltage coming out of there is actually not spiders because I am schohn few times to 20 times:
P it came and I live nocht that is not more bad...
: wink:
4.ACHTUNG: except if you step one heart makers did then you should not come because the herz schritt
heart step dan times very fast times maker who uses and then you have a more or less big problem...:!:
5.den you can use as a elektroschocker: twisted:... just never use people with cardiac pacemakers. :!: :!: