Can I use a waterproof LED survival light if I have a stent?
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They have no relationship to each other so your answer is an unqualified "YES."  I presume you had thought something in the electronics of a LED survival light might generate "interference" with the stent.  Not so .... a stent is a passive device, no electronics, inserted into an artery to keep it open.  It does not react to electronic signals.  Also a LED light does not generate any electronic signals.  So, strap your survival light to your chest right against the place where the stent is .... and expect absolutely no reaction.
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You are safe!!!\nThe virus that causes aids cannot live for very long outside the body and then you really do need to have an open wound on your finger at just the right spot immediately after the person left the sink to even consider the outside possibility of contracting it.\nHow ever if you are still concerned about the risk all you need to do is use a paper towel to turn the water on and off.
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http://redsteagall.safeshopper.com/87/cat87.htm?903\nThe guy in this link might not be the one you're looking for, but I hope it helps ya.
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Don't know sorry.  BUT PLS. I am at limit of questions for today so I ask here:  Is it dangerous if the pool's light is away from the wall and floating about a foot from wall and there is the cord to it in water? You know what I mean?  I've seen this a lot before . . .but the manitenance guy here is so stupid that I am particularly afraid this time.  Some other swimmer said it was OK and that it is always waterproof.
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They make a lantern hanger that cantilevers the lantern over the side of the boat. Basspro has one for 12 bucks.\n\nhttp://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=8871&hvarDept=200&hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=3&hvarSubCode=6&hvarTarget=browse
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we have a u/v light they said it was good cuz it shocks the water and kills the bacteria before it get to us....i take it they also shocked your well with chlorine...DONOT wash colored clothes for a few days!!!it will ruin them...they told my mom it was alright to wash clothes....she ruined my new outfit...i was fit to be tied(lol)....but it is very effective and does a good job...when it needs to be changed...it will automatically beep....don't Wait too long to call them(i think you have 1 week )
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Yeah you've got to seal the exterior areas with something water proof OR you can squirt Great Foam on the interior.  It's an insulation material in a can.(messy but effective) OR you could place a small balloon on the inside if it has a small cavity to hold and hide the balloon.
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If it's LCD. \nDo NOT leave it in direct sunlight for very long.
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The new machines account for subtle movements while the operation is being performed, so it's safer than before. I've heard that during the first few weeks you have have some side effects like halos around lights during the night, but they go away. \n\nI would have done it, but my retina is too thin, and it would be too dangerous.
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A battery operated light is best, as you might get fuel on your hands and the fish dont like this much on the bait.
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Yeah but you can't take those things out of the skylight.  It's not going to leak chemicals.  Those components are forever a part of the skylight and it will not do you any harm to handle it.  No, skylights do not need an MSDS.
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Not sure what you are trying to do but it kind of sounds like you are attempting to replace an arc-discharge light with an incandescent.\n\nThey have fundamentally different drive requirements. The arc-discharge has a negative resistance and it will not operate without a ballast designed specifically for that lamp. Such ballasts sometimes include active power-monitoring. The lamp and the ballast need to be paired with each other. Using a lamp and ballast not designed to work together will result in one of: won't work at all; will have very short life; will have unstable operation.\n\nThe incandescent lamp has a resistance that changes dramatically as the filament heats up and it is therefore self-ballasting. It works best when operated from an approximately constant-voltage source, not a constant-power source.
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I would probably use Light Emiting Diodes connected to a low voltage dc source using very small gauge twin-lead wire.
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Yes, it can... normally. Swishing water is fine to do, its when you suck it up getting ready to spit it out, that does the damage. Swishing with warm salt water is good to do, and helps heal the tissue. But DONT spit it out, just open the mouth and let it ooze out. \n\nBUT... your at 4 days now.. You should be fine. Just be careful... Dont eat anything thats sharp like chips, that can get wedged up in there and cut the scab open. That wouldnt be good, and could be painful. ALSO.. if you think you have food stuck in the holes, get a syringe and clean it out. Irrigating the site isnt going to hurt it or break the scab/clot. It's absolutely safe to do. Like i said, 4 days ... your ready to start irrigating!
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They make a lantern hanger that cantilevers the lantern over the side of the boat. Basspro has one for 12 bucks.\n\nhttp://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.t...
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Depends of if the body temperature is the same as the surrounding, for example a snake that has been sunbathing for a few hours before dark will remain warmer than its surroundings for some time, so thermal immagery devices could have limited use. I'd say a flashlight or headlamp would probably be just as much use in most cases tough.
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Canadian Tire sells a 1 million candle power flashlight.  It's super super bright and would definitly stun and possibly blind someone.  It's kind of big though.  Another option is a large Mag light.  The beam wouldn't stun anyone, but it would make a great weapon!