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"end glow fiber optic pool lighting" in Google will likely yield a few manufacturers. I have only seen pre-made bundles up to 13mm (126Strand), but I'm sure there are larger. These typically have a black ABS or PVC sheath. To get the size you want, a custom bundle would be needed of about 100,000 strands. It could be packed into an 18" flexible plastic culvert pipe. There are also side-emitting bundles, if the goal is to be able to see the glow along the sides of the cable.
Regards from sunny California!
Stephen Miles Uzzo, PhD.
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On Dec 12, 2011, at 5:15 PM, Glen Moore wrote:
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> I used thick fibres for something similar (approx 20mm dia). They were used for lighting swimming pools etc from a remote light source.
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> hi, steve! just light
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>> Are you looking to have images or just light go from one end to the other?
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>> Stephen Miles Uzzo, PhD.
>> VP, Science & Technology
>> New York Hall of Science
>> 47-01 111th Street
>> Flushing Meadows Corona Park, NY 11368 USA
>> V +1.718 595.9177
>> F +1.718.699.5227
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>> On Dec 12, 2011, at 1:15 PM, Eric Siegel wrote:
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>>> hello, all:
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>>> We are talking about making a fiber optic bundle for an exhibition. I envision something about a 18 inches to 2 feet across (could have a hollow core, but it needs to have a big cross section), and running about 50-75 feet.
>>>
>>> A few questions...
>>>
>>> 1) Sources?
>>> 2) Anything I should know about in casting about for this?
>>> 3) Costs?
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>
>>> Eric
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