Anybody want three developing tanks for making printed circuit boards? They're intended for developing/etching/tinning and each holds almost 9 litres (about 1.9 gallons/2.3 US gallons) of liquid when working. Each is 490mm x 140mm x 370mm high (400mm including the lid, with its handle), and they're designed to be fitted into cutouts in a bench top, though you could stand them on a low bench or in a (large) sink. One is a plain tank, one is fitted with a thermostatically-controlled heater, and one has both heater and air-bubble tubes, and I have two controller boxes for them (which have been kept indoors, in the attic). I'm never realistically going to use these, as I have small fit-in-a-cupboard dishes and a heater I use for small boards. I got these from the University about 10 years ago, intending to put them in my new workshop. Unfortunately by the time the workshop was built I had a lot more computers, electronics, and mechanical things, there wasn't room, and The Boss refused to give up space in her utility room. They've been stored where she keeps garden stuff, ever since, but I've been given an ultimatum. If you can collect them, let me know by Monday that they're wanted otherwise they'll go to the local tip. If I know someone will take them, I might persuade The Boss that they can remain in her utility room (now they've been cleaned up a bit) until Christmas, but suggesting any longer would probably have fatal consequences (for the tanks, not me; I'd probably get away with crippling injury). -- Pete Peter Turnbull Network Manager University of York