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Hi Carol,
As it turns out, I do have one of these stages, left over from an original
TCS machine. It has no markings on it, except for a label on the plug,
which says "GSA Z Head" The plug itself has 15 pins, 8 on the top row, and
seven on the lower. Will this do?
Joel
On Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 5:20 PM, Carol J. Bayles <
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> The little 'z-galvo' stage on our Leica SP2 seems to have died. Does
> anyone have an old system and are willing to sell parts from it? This is a
> Marhauser-Wetzlar "Z-Tisch" motorized stage that screws to the top of the
> regular stage on the upright microscope. It has a range of about 170 um.
> We could just do without it but it is the only way to do an ZX scan on the
> SP2. Leica wants a lot of money to replace it and we no longer have a
> service contract.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Carol Bayles
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