Re: need advice on purchasing used microscopes
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- Date: Tue, 15 Jul 2008 12:36:23 +0200
"rene" <renevanwezel@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Inverted microscope!!! Might get tricky for 1K.
René.
Why not. Some scanning electron microscopes will do the job too and we all
know that these are very cheap these days...
If I was to make the decision, I would buy some sturdy horse shoe shaped
stands with a mirror, equipped with achromats 4,10,40, an uncorrected
condenser (sounds not as nice as an Abbé condenser , I know...) in a
centerable and focussable mount, a 8x Huyghian eypiece and a 10x or 15x
compensation type for the 40x achromat.
Cost second hand: anything between 40 and 100 Euro a piece max for a scope
in good condition. Nice examples of such a scope is the Oly "GB", but
especially in the US they should be proud of (amongst many others...) their
Spencer microscopes!
If one should think of a more high tech looking stand, I would consider
something like the Will Wetzlar V series. Very nice microscopes, as good as
the Zeiss Standard stands, perhaps even better and these are sold on a
regular basis on Ebay for near to nothing... There's another possibillity to
have much microscope for small bucks.
.
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