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Leitz Condenser Adapter :

From lightsurfer2's Photo Album Leitz Condenser Adapter
Referenced in Message #52978
By: Howard Lynk A Cabinet of Curiosities
Posted: 10-29-009

This Adapter allows Leitz microscopes with Dovetail Condenser Carriers to easily use coaxial condensers.

Howard's posting of this hard to find adapter will be of help to those of us trying to find one or make one a great deal.

Howard is one of our oldest memebers. His expertise is greatly appreciated by all of us here. He has helped a lot of us a wide array of subjects.Thank you for your efforts Howard.

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This List brings together people who are interested in microscopy as a hobby or profession. Let's share tips on equipment, supplies and procedures.

Topics might include collecting or culturing algae, protozoa, bacteria and other specimens.

Although the emphasis is on light (optical) microscopes, all technologies are welcome. Photomicrography discussions are encouraged. -Phil

updated -G.Couger 11.04.09

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Re: How to grow cyanobacteria? Fred, Sorry to leave out light. I most familiar with cyanobacteria in conjunction win algae from the problems it causes in stock tanks in the Norther Great Posted - Wed Nov 11, 2009 6:54 pm	gordoncouger Offline Send Email
Re: How to grow cyanobacteria? If Gordon's excellent link doesn't make it clear because of your close study of the recipe for the medium, the other thing you need is light, lots of light. Posted - Wed Nov 11, 2009 1:25 am	Fred fred.hebard Offline Send Email
Re: How to grow cyanobacteria? Alex http://www-cyanosite.bio.purdue.edu/ should be a good deal of help. The page on "Media Recipes for Culturing Cyanobacteria" seen to be what you need. A Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 8:39 pm	gordoncouger Offline Send Email
Re: Drifting stage Zeiss stand. Rolf, Sorry I interpreted the stage drift as the stage or head drifting down not the slide carrier drifting from side to side. I didn't read your post Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 8:15 pm	gordoncouger Offline Send Email
Re: FRUSTRATION Hi All, I do the same thing (a small pipette), but I will often use a Bunsen burner to draw out the tip on a glass/plastic one, so it is small. I generally Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 12:42 pm	Alan Pfau alan_pfau Offline Send Email
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