I was just wondering... A lot of us who grew up in the sixties and seventies had our own "black lights" used to illuminate artwork, etc. Doubtless many of these are laying about unused or might even be purchased at flea markets "for a song." I also remember the rather sickly-sweet, somewhat acrid smell when these were used. (And yes, I'm sure it was from the bulbs.) I wonder... if one simply wrapped some clear neoprene tubing around the length of the UV tube, connected a cheap aquarium air pump at one end and an even cheaper aquarium air-stone at the other, would this make an effective ozonator? If so, this could be of benefit to those on this list that simply can't afford a $200 plus unit. Joe G.
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