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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: Stereo Microscope Alignment There used to be a "Water Welder" that dissociated water electrolytically to make H2 and O2 and recombined it at a hypodermic needle tip. As I remember it was Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 1:43 am	J. Forster j_forster911 Offline Send Email
Re: Stereo Microscope Alignment Well, I hate to go a bit off-topic on my own thread, but I'm curious about your micro-welding. Do you use a torch? If so, is it a hydrogen/oxygen mix? A Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 1:18 am	Joe jgandalf_mmm Offline Send Email
Question about Bausch and Lomb StereoZoom scopes Does any member know the history of the Stereo Zoom scope and their numbers, in particular the StereoZoom 3? What I would like to determine is what was the Posted - Sun May 27, 2012 11:30 pm	bigbend2010 Offline Send Email
Re: Question concerning Wild M3Z Hi, Thanks for the replies thus far. As Pauli indicates, there is a significant downsizing of the diaphragm as one approaches the high magnifications which, as Posted - Sun May 27, 2012 10:37 pm	bigbend2010 Offline Send Email
Re: Question concerning Wild M3Z Hi I do not have experience zoom type stereoscopes. I have wild m5 and it has calilean type mag-changer. With 50x it no so bright as with smaller mag. It is Posted - Sun May 27, 2012 9:16 pm	Pauli paul1garfield Offline Send Email
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