Hallo almal, so op die laaste dag van die Oujaar.

Waar aan die Oos-Rand kan ek 'n mikroskoop vir my koop? Soos ek bietjie gelees het, is 'n 40x > vergroting die ideale een.

Ek het na hierdie een gekyk:

http://shop.technopro.co.za/konus-science-1200x-microsope-p-357.html

maar ek is bang dit is dalk nie die regte een nie.

Dankie solank!
Deon

Hi Deon

Die meeste parasiete kan jy redelik maklik identifiseer met 'n goedkoop mikroskoop van so R 200.00. Om egter Costia te identifiseer moet jy ten minste 'n 100x vergroting he, maar dit is steeds moeilik om die klein bogger te sien. Dus word ten minste 'n 400 x vergroting biologiese mikroskopp aanbeveel.

Dit is baie handig indien jy 'n kamera kan koppel, want dan kan jy 'n foto van jou slide vir iemand stuur per E Pos om jou te help diagnoseer.

Die een wat waarna jou boodskap verwys is goed genoeg en die prys is goed.

Ek ken nie handelaars in julle gebied nie. Hier in die Kaap kan jy 'n goeie Biologiese mikroskoop by die Science Centre in Canal Walk kry vir 'n R 1000.00.

This is the one that most koi keepers in Cape Town use. As Admin said we get it at the science center in canal walk.

http://shop.technopro.co.za/optisan-biomate-1250b-p-354.html?zenid=no39kieh92na1n4olu7i4b94b3



It is a basic student microscope with its own light source. It is very important to pick a MScope with its own light source otherwise you are always going to struggle with the little mirror thing.

Eye piece : 10x
Lenses : 4x 10x and 40x

MScope Magnification gets calculated by multiplying the Eye Piece Magnification with the Lense Magnification. So max on this unit is 10 x 40 = 400X

The price of this unit at the science center is R 1600.00. You can purchase the same unit at the KoiNetwork for R 1500.00.

You do get smaller MScopes for cheaper but this one has all the lenses you would ever need. I bought an additional 60x lens but honestly never needed it before. Before i purchased this unit i used a R 300 MScope that i bought at Toys R Us. One of those MScope kits for kids....it works but the picture quality is not that great.

I also bought the one on Wyne's photo and it is great. Comes with a wooden box that can be locked. It has a mirror (when you need to do a scaping at the pond) and a detachable electric ligh source and it is worth the extra penny.

I Got Almost The Same Bought It From Towerhobbies.com for About R890 including postal charges

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXNNT6&P=Y

Die een wat Eugen het lyk na die een wat ek eers gebruik het...min of meer - ek sien die form verskil 'n bietjie en myne is meestal plastiek. Myne is seker al 8 jaar oud.

My ou een het 3 stellings, 100x 300X en 600x. Hy werk baie goed teen 100x maar teen 300x en 600x raak die verstelling baie moeilik omdat daar nie 'n vyn stel knoppie is nie en die prentjie wat jy sien is nie baie helder nie asgevolg can die fokus.

Wat baie lekker is, is dat daai een met battery kan werk...maar dit is ook sy nadeel.

Dit hang van Eskom af watter een ek gaan gebruik

I am going to buy a microscope from Chris. I think the price is good, but last week I have phoned a local Bloem supplier and explained what I was looking for.

Please sit down and light a cigarette first………………..
They even had the cheek to tell me I must look at the pictures of the more expensive one before I buy it
$52881.75
$9893.80
US dollars, not Zim dollars by the way
Very good for Koi keeping they told me

Marius Bezuidenhout wrote:

Very good for Koi keeping they told me

At that price i would hope so...

I am now the proud owner of an Olympus CHK. Thanks to Chris for all the effort obtaining it for me

what was the cost?

Dis beter as myne, baie mooi.

Before i bought mine - i did enquire about the double eye piece once but they where around R 6000.

R1500. My kid came to visit me, so he played courier

Bargain

Dit lyk na 'n netjiese een, kan sommer deur vis kyk. LOL
Stem saam met Jaco, lyk ook beter as myne, ek het dieselfde een as wat Paul en Wayne gebruik.