I've just published a Lume article

[xpatUSA]

Please check the first draft here http://www.kronometric.org/article/lume/ on my new website.

If you see any errors,typographical or factual, please e-mail me at the address in the article (preferred to a post or a PM, thanks).

[Seabadger]

Nice site :thumbup:

Not qualified to make any technical comments other than that your "back to top of page" link comes up as a 404.

[VinceR]

Cool site - also I don't know enough about the subject matter to know of any errors (and that includes spelling :lol:)

[sharkmouth]

Interesting stuff.

Thanks for sharing!

[doug darter]

Excellent! Very interesting article, and the site as a whole shows a lot of promise.

[rfrazier]

Great! Thanks Ted. It is good to have the numbers relevant to particle size.

Best wishes,
Bob

[angeche]

Very good Ted. A new favourite website! 8)

[A.Pottinger]

Thanks Ted, looking forward to reading it.

Best regards,
AP :)

[Ming Thein]

Very interesting read. Thanks!

[jounetsu]

good stuff! well done :)

[yenfoolun]

very informative.... good job

[A.Pottinger]

Very clearly structured and written, the defining of it and how it arose are especially good, not often written about, and help to place it in wider watchmaking. The various kinds are interesting too.

Best regards,
AP :)

[hogthrob]

Very interesting indeed.

I spotted a typo, in the paragraph next to the "peering at lume" diagram: "Of couse, our main interest as watch guys ".

Oh, and you can't spell "colour" :-)

[Timelord]

Great article. I enjoyed that :D

[quoll]

Nice article. Bit short on detail though, isn't it? :)

[xpatUSA]

Thanks to all who had a read and made comments. I've updated it to a fourth draft

Over on NAWCC's board, Jess Hess of the Ball Watch Co commented that it is legal in the USA to exceed 25 mCi from tritium-lumed watches here. You can see a Ball 99.9 mCi tritium watch here.