whiterhyno420
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Illuminated Microscope
A powerful 60-100x magnification microscope with an extremely lightweight and portable design.
is this one good to look at trichs?
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Illuminated Microscope
A powerful 60-100x magnification microscope with an extremely lightweight and portable design.
is this one good to look at trichs?
dat
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probally the most pouplar one used!!!Illuminated MicroscopeModel: MM-100 | Catalog #: 63-1313
A powerful 60-100x magnification microscope with an extremely lightweight and portable design.
is this one good to look at trichs?
whiterhyno420
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Philo2
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I just ordered one myself. I'm glad to hear it does the job.
whiterhyno420
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yea thats where i wuz checkin it out at. i thought it looks pretty good
whiterhyno420
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yea but fuck that i wont it today so ima just go down the street and pay the 13 bucks
doitinthewoods
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I use a printers loop. Works fine for me. My buddy has that microscope and it works ok after you get use to it.
whiterhyno420
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so wut is the best one to get? i dont want to be struggling tryna find the trichs. i though its perfect with X30? and this one is X60 to X100
Roseman
Elite Rolling Society
I spoke to a grower today who uses a telescope turned upside down to look at them. Some growers use a large magnifying glass.
Then there are jewelers loupes and loupes used to look at 35 mm film slides.
Radio Shack has a small battery operated lighted microscope for about $14 that can be found on the internet for about $8 or $9.
With the smaller microscope, it is easy to cut a sample of a trim leaf off, and take it to the kitchen table, holding it with tweezers, laying it on a white dinner plate to examine it.
Then there are jewelers loupes and loupes used to look at 35 mm film slides.
Radio Shack has a small battery operated lighted microscope for about $14 that can be found on the internet for about $8 or $9.
With the smaller microscope, it is easy to cut a sample of a trim leaf off, and take it to the kitchen table, holding it with tweezers, laying it on a white dinner plate to examine it.
jadeshecky
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you rock roseman, i have seen you on a lot of threads giving very good info. thanks for taking the time to share. +REPI spoke to a grower today who uses a telescope turned upside down to look at them. Some growers use a large magnifying glass.
Then there are jewelers loupes and loupes used to look at 35 mm film slides.
Radio Shack has a small battery operated lighted microscope for about $14 that can be found on the internet for about $8 or $9.
With the smaller microscope, it is easy to cut a sample of a trim leaf off, and take it to the kitchen table, holding it with tweezers, laying it on a white dinner plate to examine it.
robert 14617
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i just ordered a jewlers loupe from amazon
robert 14617
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i have one of the radio shak micro's it fogs up on me
the ones in ontario suck. there is nothing there. just go to ebay and order it. it should come within 2 weeks if you have that much time.
the one that i have is from ebay, i can see anywhere from 2-3 trichs to 10-15 (mind you that you cant really see if they are clear or cloudy from that magnification).
The on-off switch is a bugger. Sometimes works, sometimes doesnt, but you gotta press down on it to turn on lol. One time, i forgot to turn it off, left it on for 2 days and it still works fine.
the one that i have is from ebay, i can see anywhere from 2-3 trichs to 10-15 (mind you that you cant really see if they are clear or cloudy from that magnification).
The on-off switch is a bugger. Sometimes works, sometimes doesnt, but you gotta press down on it to turn on lol. One time, i forgot to turn it off, left it on for 2 days and it still works fine.