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Hi,

If anyone has one of these lying around, I am interested. This is the one that allows displacement of the objective so that it centers on the left light path.

Best regards,
Riku

Turns out that the file was indeed part of that set I purchased. So I can't put it up here. Sorry for getting hopes up

gastrotrichman wrote:Hi Riku -

Good luck in expanding your equipment. Is your interest in the macrozoobenthos focused on any particular group?

Thanks! Not really, all the major groups living there are interesting. Well, Oligochaeta aren't all that interesting to me

Hi, Always nice to see another "optically oriented" biologist, especially one who is into critters living in water :) I'm into macrozoobenthos myself, but will enjoy reading about and seeing pics of meiofauna. As a stream ecologist, I am well aware of how under studied meiofauna is. So many more peo...

Like in many spheres now, the only guarantee of overall quality is to buy a used product from a former era. Yes. This is exactly what I am doing. Even if it requires tedious work hunting down parts needed. As mentioned I also seriously dislike reverse engineering and the like - it is stealing intel...

Yeah, their price is crazy, but I do have it lower here than it will be on eBay. I will buy this off your hands. I will use it on my M7S. Looks like it is compatible with it. I'm sorry, it actually sold earlier today (pending a question). If that falls through I'll send you a PM. That is a pity. I ...

Scarodactyl wrote:Yeah, their price is crazy, but I do have it lower here than it will be on eBay.

I will buy this off your hands. I will use it on my M7S. Looks like it is compatible with it.

Ok, I'll verify that when I get back home. I am on a work trip now and those files plus a document with the company's name on it are there. I'll also ask the site owner here about the file size issue. I don't think there's any chance to squeeze them to 2MB, the quality would probably plummet to pret...

I can't remember anymore if I downloaded this particular file from somewhere or if it was on a DVD that I bought about 9 years ago. The DVD had roughly 30 different Wild brochures, user manuals and even a few repair manuals on scopes, macroscopes, Wild photo systems etc. They had been scanned from p...

billbillt wrote:Can you post link to where it is located?..

No, it's on my laptop. And links to internet locations tend to break when time passes. That's why I was asking if there's a place here for more permanent resources.

I tried but the file is way too big. Limit is 2MB and it's 15MB.

Hi, I am sure some folks here would love it... BillT Ok, and that's what I thought too :) Just tell me where to put it :) It has just the coumpound scopes but going through all the accessories just amazes me...there's no shortage of interesting things. Even a hot/cold stage existed :shock: The infl...

Hi,

I have the USA price list of Wild microscopes and their parts in 1975 that someone had scanned to pdf. Would that be of interest and is there a place here on the forum for such things?

Riku

Thanks for the leg work. It's good to know which brands to avoid like the plague. Hint: I seriously dislike success based on reverse engineering and the like.

The only one close to it that I have found is here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Wild-Heerbrugg-H-15X-K-microscope-photo-eyepiece-relay-lens-23mm/201025475289?epid=2253392791&hash=item2ece0d52d9:g:ztQAAOxyOMdS4evB&frcectupt=true It is about the same length but unlike mine, it has the 'H' marking, meanin...

This one is a 15x K, 23mm barrell but at 73mm it is much longer than the other Wild 15x K eyepieces that I have (one of those is in the pics). It also very heavy, meaning a lot of glass inside.

Any idea what this one is?

Possibly a centering telescope for phase work? Does the black part of the barrel rotate relative to the chrome barrel? If so, that would be the focus mechanism for a CT. If it doesn't turn there, you might drip a (very) tiny bit of solvent into the relieved area and let it sit, see if it loosens up...

As a part of a very large lot of optics, mainly eyepieces, I got a few like these. No markings, except for maker Wild. They are 23mm barrell, 59mm long and seem in focus on object farther away when you look through them. Closer objects are out of focus. Never seen these before

What are they?

It's a solid microscope! High quality. Thanks for your manual and brochure. I would recommend the Leica\Wild Heerbrugg phototubes: 404891 and 180570. I own both of these. The 404891 has better light transmittance in the photo mode. The 180570 loses 50% light transmittance in photo mode but the loss...

Wow I was never expecting to find such a large active forum for microscopy. Glad to be here You are from the birthplace of the magnificent Wild microscopes :) Welcome! Rorschach the name of a town on lake constance 20 minutes drive from here - a long way from Helsinki?? Wow, I did not even know tha...

dechrlam wrote:Wow I was never expecting to find such a large active forum for microscopy.
Glad to be here

You are from the birthplace of the magnificent Wild microscopes Welcome!

Welcome Rorshack. I.m finger lakes/US region and attempting to setup an artificial stream adjacent to an artificial pond habitat. My goal is to establish a population of freshwater mussels. I cheer your formal occupation, freshwaters are such a diverse, such a precious, such a threatened resource o...

Hi Rorschach, welcome aboard! I'm sure your knowledge will be valuable for the forum. For stero microscopes DIY dark field solutions have been shown before. For low magnifications one get get quite far with a normal compound microscope, matte dark background and light from the side. Here I needed a...

Hi again and welcome! So you don't use high power (compound) scopes for hobby? For low power (up to 20x NA 0.4) darkfield, you can simply put on a black colored background and shine your lights sideways towards subject. Hi again indeed! :) I do have a Beck & Kassel CBS binocular at home but I very ...

I am a middle-aged freshwater (mainly streams) ecologist with experience on macroinvertebrate identification and ecology. At my work we have a top-of-the-line Zeiss imaging system that I have mainly used for teaching identification to students (it's hooked to a projector). As a hobby photographer, u...

I'm in the exact same boat! I have a Wild M7S with the phototube HV but no other parts. Any information on the topic would be warmly welcomed here too. I have found many Wild relay/projection eyepieces but they have magnifications ranging from 6x to 15x. It is unclear to me which of these would work...