I did get some good responses to this, but none that indicated this has
been done or is possible at reasonable cost. I am not surprised about
that, but felt it was worth checking on.
One clarification: yes, it is easy to go in the other direction (Bruker
to Varian/Agilent), although I doubt anyone would want to do that these
days. I have used Bruker probes in both Varian/Agilent and JEOL systems.
The JEOL systems are only slightly larger in diameter, and in both cases
I have taken up the extra space using aluminum tape (HVAC tape).
Thank you everyone for this wonderful resource, and I hope all attendees
have an enjoyable ENC.
Tom Pratum,
Southern Oregon University, pratumt_at_sou.edu
> On Apr 19, 2022, at 5:33 PM, Tom Pratum <tkp9551_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello All-
>
> There are a lot of old Varian/Agilent probes for sale out there, and I
> am curious as to whether anyone has converted, or even tried to convert
> one of these probes to work in the smaller diameter Bruker shim set. I
> don't have a Varian/Agilent probe here to look at, and my
> question could likely be answered quickly if I did, but I am thinking it
> is at least possible someone has tried.
>
> Thank you all in advance!
>
>
>
> Tom Pratum,
> Southern Oregon University, pratumt_at_sou.edu
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