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22nd October 2013, 08:57 PM #31
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Mine to.
Thanks BT
So many pretties.(and I assume some useful info, but I wouldnt know as I'm still looking at the pictures lol)
Stuart
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26th October 2013, 10:51 AM #32
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My copy arrived yesterday. Thanks Bob! Very interesting reading.
Cheers,
JoeCheers,
Joe
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26th October 2013, 11:50 AM #33
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Joe,
I will photograph and post the entire Einbaumikroskop brochure. Might be interesting to you and anyone else conversant with German. There is also the optical dividing head brochure which is less of a challenge because it is in English.
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Phil, Matt, Andre and Darren. Let me know if your CD doesn't arrive shortly. I would have thought Australia Post delivered more swiftly than it obviously does.
Another thing. A couple of weeks ago I picked up a Swiss WILD Heerbrugg brochure. 18 A5 pages dealing with lens aberrations, illumination, astigmatism, achromats, apochromats
, eyepieces and more. Might sound a bit arcane but it describes how various types of glass are used in lens construction to correct imaging imperfections. If anyone is interested, I've scanned the brochure and I can email the scans.
BT
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26th October 2013, 01:35 PM #34
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I'm a bit curious, could you use the installation microscopes with the template oculars to do on machine measurements?
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26th October 2013, 03:46 PM #35
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J. It looks to me like it was used for thread profile comparison. Maybe Joe can verify it's use?
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26th October 2013, 04:33 PM #36
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27th October 2013, 05:14 PM #37
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Hi Bob, Originally Posted by Anorak Bob
Joe,
I will photograph and post the entire Einbaumikroskop brochure. Might be interesting to you and anyone else conversant with German. There is also the optical dividing head brochure which is less of a challenge because it is in English.
Carl Zeiss 016 (Large).jpg
Phil, Matt, Andre and Darren. Let me know if your CD doesn't arrive shortly. I would have thought Australia Post delivered more swiftly than it obviously does.
Another thing. A couple of weeks ago I picked up a Swiss WILD Heerbrugg brochure. 18 A5 pages dealing with lens aberrations, illumination, astigmatism, achromats, apochromats, eyepieces and more. Might sound a bit arcane but it describes how various types of glass are used in lens construction to correct imaging imperfections. If anyone is interested, I've scanned the brochure and I can email the scans.
BT
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I got a ticket in the mail but the P O was shut and now I am in South Aus. for 3 weeks.
I'll grab it when I get back.
Phil
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1st November 2013, 02:18 PM #38
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Hi Bob,
Sorry, I have been away a few days. The CD has arrived! Thank you!!
Regards,
Darren.
