Roarixer
Sep20-05, 08:14 PM
Hey.
So like my topic says, I am thinking about buying a microscope via eBay for home use. It's generally to run my biology experiments.
I am looking at a microscope with around 1600x magnification so it's possible for me to be able to go further in my experiments.
I have been looking around eBay and their auctions and found a main seller, precision*world. Here's a link to one of his auctions.
link (http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-BINOCULAR-BIOLOGICAL-COMPOUND-MICROSCOPE-40X-1600X_W0QQitemZ7546583432QQcategoryZ71407QQrdZ1QQc mdZViewItem)
Other than whether a microscope is monocular, binocular, trinocular, etc... and the magnification, I don't know how to distinguish one microscope from the other.
I'd appreciate it a lot if someone could offer me some advice.
Thanks.
Kevin
So like my topic says, I am thinking about buying a microscope via eBay for home use. It's generally to run my biology experiments.
I am looking at a microscope with around 1600x magnification so it's possible for me to be able to go further in my experiments.
I have been looking around eBay and their auctions and found a main seller, precision*world. Here's a link to one of his auctions.
link (http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-BINOCULAR-BIOLOGICAL-COMPOUND-MICROSCOPE-40X-1600X_W0QQitemZ7546583432QQcategoryZ71407QQrdZ1QQc mdZViewItem)
Other than whether a microscope is monocular, binocular, trinocular, etc... and the magnification, I don't know how to distinguish one microscope from the other.
I'd appreciate it a lot if someone could offer me some advice.
Thanks.
Kevin