devs
28th of October 2003 (Tue), 03:44
Hi people I'm considering buying an Enhelion microscope as an unusual add on to my G3...
read more here...
http://www.alanaecology.com/acatalog/Fieldmicroscopes.html
Specifications
Magnification: Switchable magnification of x80 and x160
Optics: 9 element precision glass, fully coated. Resolving power typically 2 microns. Modified Ramsden eyepiece with unique square field of view (removes to provide x10 handlens)
Focusing: via thumb wheel on case underside
In-built illumination: via articulated lighting arm providing transmission, reflected and dark-ground illumination. Two levels of brightness.
Stage: Ferrous stage allowing the use of moulded magnets to retain specimens
Tripod: Can be attached to standard photographic tripods
Power: 2 x AA batteries mounted internally
Dimensions: 103mm diameter x 27mm thick
Weight: 225g
There is a new model coming out soon so I'm going to hold back I was just wondering if anyone has had any experience with these?
Thx,
dEVS! ;)
read more here...
http://www.alanaecology.com/acatalog/Fieldmicroscopes.html
Specifications
Magnification: Switchable magnification of x80 and x160
Optics: 9 element precision glass, fully coated. Resolving power typically 2 microns. Modified Ramsden eyepiece with unique square field of view (removes to provide x10 handlens)
Focusing: via thumb wheel on case underside
In-built illumination: via articulated lighting arm providing transmission, reflected and dark-ground illumination. Two levels of brightness.
Stage: Ferrous stage allowing the use of moulded magnets to retain specimens
Tripod: Can be attached to standard photographic tripods
Power: 2 x AA batteries mounted internally
Dimensions: 103mm diameter x 27mm thick
Weight: 225g
There is a new model coming out soon so I'm going to hold back I was just wondering if anyone has had any experience with these?
Thx,
dEVS! ;)