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Wiley
October 23, 2007, 11:34am Report to Moderator Report to Moderator

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Sooo... a fine chance for Richard to get these all together in a small article  



I can't use a microscope without my specs on - cos all I see is a reflection of my long eyelashes  


i did mention for a microscope thread to be made, but nothing come of it because alot of us bought those lidll microscopes but dnt have experience recognising the signs



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Hey Ryan. fine chance now then for someone in the know to take it on.


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Rossi im in the process of trying to get a microscope sub forum up, so everyone can post pictures up like i did and gain help so in a way we can all learn together. Thanks everyone for there Help!


Did it happen Wiley?

Heres one we did last year
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lol wish i was in the know. I thought if a thread was made would be a good learning experience for all of us that had one and we could all learn from each others findings, but hey was a gd idea  



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Brain cells are still working ( what a memory LOL   )
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lol no chance



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October 23, 2007, 1:22pm Report to Moderator Report to Moderator
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Don't even recall seeing this thread, peoples.  

We've all got to start somewhere, and info and links in this thread are pretty good.

I'll PM Richard and ask him to consider a new 'specialist' Board.

Meanwhile, best I can offer is to make the thread sticky, at least it won't drop off Health Page 1.  
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some more to look at



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thanks bruno, will have to be getting the microscope out again since some action has been taken thanks mate,



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Note that Karl Adams & Wiley's threads have been merged, I'll try and find the others.
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I've just spent bloody ages typing out a reply to Karls second lot of photos - and its disappeared

quickly - cos I'm going to work - do flotation samples - and thinner ones than the above - background is out of focus - which means your sample is not thin enough - use a cover slip - bruno - post link to finch site please - that will shoe karl how to do a flotation sample   good man  
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bruno any chance making this as a sticky?



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Something like 5 threads merged here - sorry if it caused members problems while I was doing it as the title would change quite a bit.

Think everything is there, but in a different order, so advise folks to work their way thro from the beginning - might even be stuff there that you haven't seen before.
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brillant stuff bruno



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Something like 5 threads merged here - sorry if it caused members problems while I was doing it as the title would change quite a bit.

Think everything is there, but in a different order, so advise folks to work their way thro from the beginning - might even be stuff there that you haven't seen before.



Very clever again Bruno, must be something you are interested in, I rest my case  
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Cannae get much more personal than what you did this time, just delete what I said



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Wow! I have been away from the forum for some time. And this is GOOD! I remember asking about microscopes a long time ago with not much response. My advice is 'don't give up' and soon things become recognizable at a glance. Also the magnification you are using and referencing the size of what you consider a cocci egg or worm egg to other things in the slide or each other really helps to make a positive diagnosis. I use Dr Chalmers book.
These microscopes that connect to the computer sound very interesting. Can you just look at your screen and move the slide around and focus it etc without having to look down the eyepiece? I kind of go cross-eyed after squinting down that eyepiece after awhile LOL.
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aldi are selling a good microscope that you can use with pc and its onley £40
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Karl,
Do you have a brand name or type to look for, I think I would be better off looking for one in the USA.
And can you focus and scan slides while looking on screen rather than looking down the microscope eyepiece?
Thanks Carol


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yes you can do what you want to do with it



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Typing with one hand holding box with microscope in it, MsPigeon, bought from US thro ebay, reading address so excuse any typos:

name is Precision World, or American scope inc, or Amscope, 15167 sierra bonita lane, chino, ca 91710, tel 909-393-9488

They have a website, can't recall it tho.
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