Dear Allis
I have the Protana source and cameras on my LCQ Classic and they work fine.
I have nothing negative to say beyond the clunky and primitive way the
cameras are held, but once aligned they are OK. I believe ThermoQuest are
producing their own source and cameras which may be more efficiently
arranged, but I shall stick with what I have. Terry Lee has posted a
do-it-yourself kit for the source on the web at
http://www.cityofhope.org/microseq/download.html which is a cheap way to go
if you have a decent workshop.
Len
>Hello all,
>
>We have a Finnigan LCQ "classic" to which we'd like to add nanospray/flow
>capabilities. Any advice, recommendations, or accounts of experience with
>the various commercially available setups (Protana, New Objective,
>Finnigan, others?) would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>allis
>
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