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Flexible Neon Wire (Electroluminescent wire,cool Lighting,EL wire, glow stick rope) made in KPT company . It can be used for Christmas Lighting,DIY Glow toys,Glow flower, Flash clothes, outdoor garden light, Neon Advertisement, car and bar lighting. It price lowest.

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1) Electroluminescent Panel ,EL Plane thin lamp advertisement.

2) Phosphors and pigment products, Display, lighting, especial purpose fluorescence.

3) Biology Medicine Series, Cure consultation disease.

4) Infrared Laser Product Laser, industry, technology, military weapon.

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EL WIRE FINISHED PRODUCT

APPLICATION CHARACTERISTIC

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Advertisement series (2 models)

Indoor and Outdoor lighting poster, shop window decoration, Flash words and design etc. Easy installation

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Toys Series (8 models)

DIY Blink Glow Toy, festival decoration, make by hand and can use repeatly

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Garden decoration Series (7 models)

Fence, Tree, Lower building decoration. Good for outdoor easy decoration at night。

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Flashing Hangings series (7 models)

Decorative hangings for festival, you cam make design as party purpose

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Christmas light (20 models)

Lighting deer, Santa Claus, Christmas lights. No need of fixed electric power, suitable for temporary outdoor use.

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Plastic board Neon Light (10 models)

Colorful and twinkle design, easy operation, low price, temporary advertisement, replace super thin lighting box

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Net lighting (12 models)

High building and big area decoration, good lighting effect in distance ,easy installation

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Lighting flower (30 models)

Hand made silk flower, festival , safety decoration, Adornment bar table, evening party gift, chest spend, Garden

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Music lighting car (5 models)

Can make lights dance follow the music, shining and popping, good for concert and dancehall

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Glow Gift (58 models)

Car decoration ,costume, umbrella, flash stick, bar, l hat,motocycle,safe indication sign, etc.

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Umbrella (2 models)

Beach, Street, Advertisement Umbrella, Elegant coffee shop, somnolence Bar, Quiet Garden

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China knot (5 models)

Car decoration, Indoor family decoration, Intertexture handicraft product,

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Rescue safety lighting rope (5 model)

Fire fighting, Outdoor, water surface, under water, Car application no need of fixed electric pow

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Soft Toy EL wire (20 models)

Flash stick, flash performance dress, safety fluorescence, Fluorescent stick,DIY Toy, Car

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Lighting MP3 earphone (1 model)

Computer,MP3,MP4, earphone connecting wire is lighting ,blink with music

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Neon Car License Plate (3 model)

Safety indication, Amazing feature for automobile decoration DC12V Car

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Floats rope light in water (5 models)

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pet shine ring strip (3 model)

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Bar advertising Neon sign board (6 model)

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Semi-finished EL wire product

Continue elaboration

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EL wire Specification (25 models)

Need to select inverter to match el wire, and assemble. Lower price, energy saving, environmentally friendly,

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Inverter (Driver ) D1 type (10 models)

Standard inverter DC3V、DC12V，AC220V、AC110V, to be used with el wire together

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Inverter (Driver ) D3 type (40 models )

Non standard inverter to be used with el wire together ,DC6V,DC9V,DC12VDC24V,AC220V、

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Tool and Accessories (58 models)

Heat gun, Glue gun, Wire Press pincers, striper, End cap etc for connecting /assembling el wire

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Tool Box (30 models)

30 pcs /box, for quick test and maintain

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Wheel Package (4 models)

Wheel package

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Technical Instruction

Tech data and points of attention. Pls. refer to if carefully.

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Assembling Instruction

Application assembling and connecting methods.

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Answers to tech problems.

43 answers

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Infrared Laser Product

Laser, industry, technology, military weapon

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Infrared Laser Test card (5 models)

700-1600nm detect, 0.3mW, trace, proof, tell Infrared laser beam

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Infrared Laser currency test Pen (4 model)

Money To detect RMB / US $ / English pond, Many national currencies, trademark

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Portable Infrared Laser lighting pen (2 models)

Used for Infrared laser night vision in 400 meters distance size 15XФ1.2 (cm), copper, weight30g, AAA battery

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Anti-counterfeit up-conversion phosphor (4 model

Infrared anti counterfeit label, ultraviolet radiation，Anti-Stokes

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laser line marking device (5 modelsf)

Industry incises elaboration orientation, carpenter \ sheet \ cloth \ architecture

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Blue laser Pointer pen (2 models)

Laser blue color pen 405nm 80-20mW

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Infrared Light Absorb and Reflect (2 models)

Anonymities paint, Guards against falsely, Night consideration observation, Heats insulation paint

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Infrared(IR) Anti-Counterfeit Detctor

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Electroluminescent Panel

Plane thin lamp advertisement

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EL Panel

OEM , advertisement EL panel

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EL manufacture

Electoluminescent manufacturing engineering EL principle

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KPT-EL panel made Layout

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EL panel Technical Instruction

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Phosphor and pigment products

Display, lighting, especial purpose fluorescence

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EL panel raw material

Paste, ITO film, various phosphor raw material ，ITO ink etc. Making technology consultation service

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Photoluminescent pigment (7 models)

After glow pigment, Advertisement film, glow in dark thread

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Special lighting phosphor (23 models)

Display, lighting phosphor VFD,PDP,LED,FED,CRT,SED,UV,X-ray etc.

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Biology Medicine Series

Cure consultation disease

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UPT biology diagnostic machines (2 models)

Portable biology qualitative and quantificational analysis machines, DC12V, size 22X26X21cm，weight 2Kg, to diagnose various kinds of disease. Sign DNA,, virus, bacteria,, epidemic, Environment contamination

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UPT biology reagent box (2 models)

Quick test , test time: 10-20 min Test level of 1ng/ml recur rate ≥90% ,Cure consultation disease

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UPT biology particle (2models)

Using Infrared fluorescent nanometer technology, suitable for immunity test paper and micro screen technology

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Portable Infrared laser body point cure pen

Chinese medical methods to cure kinds of disease, Western methods to recovery body.

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AAA Searchlight Battalion by The Carouselambra Kid

The display reads:

AAA Searchlight Battalion

Searchlights became the third level of American Air Defense in World War I and were a significant factor in US anti-aircraft successes of the Great War. By the outbreak of World War II, the standard searchlights in service were Sperry and General Electric 60” carbon arc 800 million candlepower lights.

Searchlight battalions were usually teamed with AAA gun battalions, since the two systems worked exceptionally well together against nighttime air attack.

In the late 1930s, searchlight target acquisition relied on huge sound locators to detect the engine noise of an incoming aircraft. These were simply large funnels focused toward the sky that an operator would strap into and listen for the drone of propellers for hours on end. However, with the adoption of radar, the searchlight battery now had a far more precise method of acquiring and tracking a target with significant increase in the time between initial acquisition and visual confirmation.

This interval would allow searchlight units to bring their lights on target without switching them on. Once a targeted aircraft was within range, the light operators would simply turn their lights on, blinding the enemy pilot and signaling to the 90mm gun battery to commence firing.

At the outset of the war, three radar sets were available to the US Army, the SCR-268, SCR-270, and SCR-271. The SCR-270 was a portable radar and was made famous on 7 December 1941 when the SCR-270 at Opana Point, Hawaii detected the Japanese air armada headed to Pearl Harbor less than an hour before the attack began. The SCR-271 was similar to the -270, but was a fixed-position radar. Of the three, only the -268 was specifically designed as a gun or searchlight-laying radar.

Searchlight units also were tasked with coordinating with friendly Night Fighter units in-theater. In August 1944, while providing searchlight defense for the port of Cherbourg, B Battery of the 225th AAA Searchlight Battalion was attached directly to the 442nd Night Fighter Squadron in order to assist with both nighttime interception of German attack aircraft and successful guidance of friendly P-61 Night Fighters back to base.

By the end of World War II, eighty-seven AAA searchlight battalions had been fielded and they saw service defending US and Allied positions in all theaters of war.

Like their gun battalion brethren, AAA searchlight battalions had a significant amount of support equipment needed to maintain operational capability. A multitude of trucks, trailers and generators were all integral to the searchlight battery’s success.

Prior to the introduction of gun-laying radars in 1942, the primary method of acquiring incoming airborne targets was by acoustic location. Sound locators like the M2 could detect approaching aircraft and bring both guns and searchlights to bear with surprising effectiveness, but were obsolete by the beginning of WWII.

The searchlight control station was operated by three men and was used to aim searchlight by hard-wired remote control. One operator would maintain visual contact with the target and adjust the searchlight’s aim, while the other two would keep the control station on azimuth by adjusting the hand wheels. The control station was placed several hundred feet away from a searchlight so that the controllers could see the illuminated aircraft.

The SCR-268 radar was the Army’s first gun-laying radar system. It has been designed to work in concert with both heavy guns and searchlights. As the newer SCR-584 gun radar came into use, -268 radars continued to serve with AAA searchlight battalions and performed admirably in the searchlight direction role.

With the lessons learned from World War I and the advances in gun and searchlight directors, the US entered World War II with some of the most advanced anti-aircraft techniques in the world. With the addition of new radar acquisition and tracking, searchlight battalions would have the azimuth and range to their targets almost instantly, requiring them simply to turn on their lights once enemy aircraft were in range so that the 90mm gun portion of the team could bring the enemy airplane down.

Citation:

The President of the United States of America, authorized by Act of Congress, July 9, 1918, takes pleasure in presenting the Distinguished Service Cross to First Lieutenant (Coast Artillery Corps) William J. Rodgers (ASN: 0-1048550), United States Army, for extraordinary heroism in connection with military operations against an armed enemy while serving with Battery B, 222nd Anti-Aircraft Battalion (Searchlight), in action against enemy forces in the Southwest Pacific Area, on 18 June 1945. When heavy crossfire from enemy machine guns, mortars, and automatic rifles on dominating terrain pinned down Lieutenant Rodgers’ platoon near Mount Blit, Cotabato, Mindanao, Philippine Islands, the platoon was ordered to withdraw. Electing to provide covering fire for his men, Lieutenant Rodgers manned a .30 caliber machine gun and, despite the hail of enemy fire, delivered a devastating concentration against the hostile force. A mortar shell burst seven feet from his position and knocked him away from the gun but he crawled back and resumed his telling fire while his platoon continued to withdraw. With bullets strking all about him, some hitting the machine gun while he operated it and one passing through the canteen on his belt, he remained until he saw that his men had safely evacuated and then dismantled the gun and carried it with him to the rear, stopping from time to time to fire at the enemy. Through his inspiring actions at the risk of his life, Lieutenant Rodgers enabled the complete, orderly withdrawal of his men and upheld the finest traditions of the military service.

Citation:

The President of the United States of America, authorized by Act of Congress, July 9, 1918 takes pride in presenting the Distinguished Service Cross (Posthumously) to Sergeant Robert L. Miller (ASN: 17068190), United States Army, for extraordinary heroism in action while serving with Battery B, 222nd Anti-Aircraft Battalion (Searchlight), in the Southwest Pacific Area, on 18 June 1945. During military operation which culminated in the clearing of Japanese forces from Mindanao, Philippine Islands, friendly troops were advancing on an enemy-held objective when devastating fire emanating from a machine gun nest located on a hill dominating the approach halted the attack. Sergeant Miller volunteered to lead a squad in a diversionary action on the flank of the enemy position in order to facilitate the withdrawal of forces which were pinned to the ground by hostile resistance. He had maneuvered his squad to a position within 50 yards of the stronghold when the enemy opened fire with such intensity that further progress became impossible. Armed with only a carbine, Sergeant Miller, completely disregarding his own safety, crept through the brush and cogon grass to within 20 yards of the emplacement. Leaping to his feet in full view of the enemy, he charged the position, deliberately exposing himself to draw the enemy’s fire so that his squad could assault the objective. He was struck immediately and mortally wounded, but, still attempting to advance, fell to the ground within a few yards of the stronghold. His heroic action distracted the enemy long enough for his squad to eliminate the machine gun nest, thus relieving hostile pressure and enabling a withdrawal to a more favorable location from which to resume the attack. Through his indomitable fighting spirit and unremitting determination in the face of overwhelming odds, Sergeant Miller made possible the successful completion of an important mission and his brilliant performance of duty was in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service.

Taken December 11th, 2013.

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