30 Sep
2003
30 Sep
'03
12:09 p.m.
Hello all,
At my favorite salvage spot near Rochester the other day I noticed a Bruker
rack with an ASPECT 3000 mini, two 8" floppy drives (FDD 280) and a hard
drive (BDS 160). Lots of cables as well.
It appears from Google that this would mostly be used for NMR Spectroscopy,
but if anyone is interested, I expect its available for a quite reasonable
price as long as you speak up quickly.
Get back to me off-list if you want me to call them to save it.
Dan Cohoe
30 Sep
30 Sep
1:02 p.m.
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003, Dan Cohoe wrote:
At my favorite salvage spot near Rochester the other
day I noticed a Bruker
rack with an ASPECT 3000 mini, two 8" floppy drives (FDD 280) and a hard
drive (BDS 160). Lots of cables as well.
It appears from Google that this would mostly be used for NMR Spectroscopy,
but if anyone is interested, I expect its available for a quite reasonable
price as long as you speak up quickly.
This makes some sense. The Nicolet 1080 that I have, which is branded
Bruker Data Systems (Bruker was acquired by NIC at some point I gather) is
part of a larger console that used to be connected to an NMR chamber.
In case you've never seen it, here's the cheezy Nicolet 1080 page I
started on but never quite finished:
http://www.vintage.org/nicolet/nicolet.htm
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1 Oct
1 Oct
10:57 a.m.
New subject: Little Perkin Elmer terminal
I noticed a small Perkin Elmer terminal setting on a instrument of some
kind (spectro something) at a scrap place the other day, looked to be in OK
shape, RS232, but I didn't notice the actual model number. Should I have
taken a closer look?
1:35 p.m.
New subject: Little Perkin Elmer terminal
--- Mike Ford <mikeford(a)socal.rr.com> wrote:
I noticed a small Perkin Elmer terminal setting on a
instrument of some
kind (spectro something) at a scrap place the other
day, looked to be in OK
shape, RS232, but I didn't notice the actual model
number. Should I have
taken a closer look?
I probably would have. I have a Perkin Elmer 550 and I
love it. It is a good, solid little terminal, even
though it doesn't really have all the features that
more modern ones do, but it still does it's job well.
I'd say rescue it if possible.
Ian Primus
ian_primus(a)yahoo.com
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