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Old 14 July 2022, 12:30 PM   #1
watchtung
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How does one confirm if you have one of these?

I have a explorer 2 and it glows with exposure to black light and it very barely glow with sunlight, it should be luminova?

Would tritium still glow with black light at this point from a 1998? If the glows fades fast after what would it be?

Trying best to determine what I have.


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