Re: Excuse me...


"Alex" <perceval_it@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Kevin Cunningham" <smskjd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ha scritto nel messaggio
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>> Non-Kohler, 40X phase only. Its a good scope though I can't say anything
>> about the condition. If you're doing asbestos in the building this is
> good,
>> if you want a good student instrument this is good, for pol this guy
> doesn't
>> work at all.
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> Thanks Kevin, but now its price is very high for my budget.
> I would like to buy a leitz used scope. I have seen the used scopes by
> Brunel.
> How are the Brunel's used scopes? Are these used scopes tested and
> working?
> How is this scope?
> http://www.usedmicroscopes.co.uk/exlaboratory%201%20big.html
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> Thanks
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I can't directly comment on Brunels quality since I'm in America. I've seen
a bunch of posts praising them though. The 'scope is just about
indestructable. One of my customers, a pathologist, has had one since about
the beginning of time. It justs keeps on keeping on. There is one mistake
in the text though. The microscope has one coarse-fine knob. Turn the knob
and its in coarse focus, then reverse direction and its in fine for about a
half turn. When you are used to the focus it works well, before that its
frustrating. Make sure you want to spend that much. If you're in England
dealing with Brunel would be a good idea.

Kevin Cunningham
SMS


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