AMMRL: Helium level meter source

From: Pellechia, Perry <pellechia_at_mail.chem.sc.edu>
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 10:21:06 -0500

Hello all,

I have two magnets (Bruker 300/52 & Oxford 400/54) that have older analog
Oxford Helium level meters and for some reason neither can be properly
calibrated to give accurate readings. We have lived with this situation for
several years and tried multiple times to calibrate them but can only
conclude they will not work with the probes we have. I have been
considering new Oxford ILM210 meters for these magnets but really do not
want to spend over $2600 for each.

My research came up with several alternatives that include:
American Magnetics Inc. 135 series
Cryomagnetics Inc. LM-500
Scientific Magnetics HLM

However, none of these can provide the necessary current to drive the probes
that we have (Bruker ~120mA ; Oxford 100-115mA).

I also found an item on a German website that looks promising but this is
the only place where I have seen this unit.

http://www.nmr-service.de/?Supplies_%26amp%3B_Accessories:Helium_Level_Meter
_ILM-300

http://tinyurl.com/ykkmjaa

If anyone out there in AMMRL land has this meter I would appreciate your
opinions on it and if you know of other sources. I would also be interested
in hearing if you have any alternatives that I might have missed. Finally,
if anyone has an unused meter(s) and would be interested in
donating/selling/bartering I would be interested in that too.

Thanks,

Perry.
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 Perry J. Pellechia
 Director of NMR Services
 University of South Carolina
 Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
 <mailto:pellechia_at_sc.edu>
 <http://homer.chem.sc.edu/perry>
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