Leitz and Nikon fluoroscopic scopes
Leitz and Nikon fluoroscopic scopes
IF, I can get myself a real steal on a Labophot-2, or a Dialux20, would I be butchering them to strip them
down for just brightfield illum? Is there any use for the fluorescent lighting if one does not want to hassle
with stains and filters? I would like to sell the fluoroscopic hardware to recoup my costs, but not if I'm
destroying a useful technique or accessory. These things look so impressive.
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down for just brightfield illum? Is there any use for the fluorescent lighting if one does not want to hassle
with stains and filters? I would like to sell the fluoroscopic hardware to recoup my costs, but not if I'm
destroying a useful technique or accessory. These things look so impressive.
Dale
B&L Stereozoom 4. Nikon E600. AO Biostar 1820.
Re: Leitz and Nikon fluoroscopic scopes
Dale, you can analyze this thing to death. If you want a compound scope read the tutorials on this sites home page, and buy one. I said initially a good Chinese scope will give you a lot of pleasure for a fraction of the cost of "The Big Three (or four)".
Good luck!
Good luck!
Re: Leitz and Nikon fluoroscopic scopes
Too many years as a purchasing agent for strict boss!
B&L Stereozoom 4. Nikon E600. AO Biostar 1820.
Re: Leitz and Nikon fluoroscopic scopes
No, butchering consists in dismantling the scope so that it no longer exists as one.... would I be butchering them to strip them down for just brightfield illum?
Selling off the fluorescent lighting components is not destructive as long as you use the microscope.
You should however spare a thought for the Bausch and Lomb DynaZoom - am sure Charles will be able to tell you if they are ok.
I do think you have waited long enough for the other "AO 10", time to look around whether the auction comes off or not.
Agree with JimT that there is a lot to be said for keeping things simple! Especially with your first microscope.
Zeiss Standard WL (somewhat fashion challenged) & Wild M8
Olympus E-P2 (Micro Four Thirds Camera)
Olympus E-P2 (Micro Four Thirds Camera)
Re: Leitz and Nikon fluoroscopic scopes
Thank you RR, I stand corrected. The good news is that next week I should have the AO-10 and a stereozoom 4.
I am trying to get the optics specs from the auction site, which would make or break any deal there.
Thanks for all the help and advice.
Dale
I am trying to get the optics specs from the auction site, which would make or break any deal there.
Thanks for all the help and advice.
Dale
B&L Stereozoom 4. Nikon E600. AO Biostar 1820.
Re: Leitz and Nikon fluoroscopic scopes
That is good news!The good news is that next week I should have the AO-10 and a stereozoom 4.
Looking forward to seeing them in the My microscope section.
Zeiss Standard WL (somewhat fashion challenged) & Wild M8
Olympus E-P2 (Micro Four Thirds Camera)
Olympus E-P2 (Micro Four Thirds Camera)
Re: Leitz and Nikon fluoroscopic scopes
The war with the post office is far from settled, but seller and I are relentless. Now I must devise
a mobile lab in the guest room that can be easily moved out. My wife's son, a lawyer, visits 6+
times a year, and brings his work with him. If only for mobility's sake I should limit the number of
scopes I have! Anxious to edit my dorky signature.
Dale
a mobile lab in the guest room that can be easily moved out. My wife's son, a lawyer, visits 6+
times a year, and brings his work with him. If only for mobility's sake I should limit the number of
scopes I have! Anxious to edit my dorky signature.
Dale
B&L Stereozoom 4. Nikon E600. AO Biostar 1820.