I am amazed, three different people on the list with uses for endoscopes!
And I thought they were just to stick in a body orifice. Maybe if one drops
in my lap I will buy it <grin>
Tom
> Tom Scales wrote:
> >
> > I'm sticking to the OM line. I'm still waiting for a mint endoscope.
> >
> > Tom
>
>
> Got one in slightly used condition. The Fisheries and Wildlife boys at
> the DarBonne Wildlife Refuge are using it to check on Red Cockaded
> Woodpecker nests. It's the best way to see down to the bottom of the
> nest hole. I know of another that the local Experimental Aircraft
> Assoc. chapter uses to check wings and other inaccessable parts of
> airplanes. Both were being discarded by a local hospital as
> unservicable. It seems the optics are still good but cracks in the body
> made it impossible to properly clean and sterilize.
>
> Jerry Liles
>
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