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uv shielding of sparkgap



     Folks,
     
     I've been wondering about shielding the UV output of my sparkgap.  I'd 
     like to be able to see the light of the gap, but not worry about the 
     UV.  
     
     I asked at TAP Plastics, and they said they had clear, UV coated 
     acrylic for $6/ft.  Has anyone tried using this sort of thing on a 
     sparkgap?  It's probably intended for the sun's rays, do you think it 
     would protect from the sort of UV power a sparkgap puts out?
     
     thanks,
     
     paul