A new toy for a customer

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johnf
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A new toy for a customer

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I have been extremely busy recently helping make an implanter for an external customer.

It all works and is about to be disassembled and put in crates and shipped overseas.
It is a versitile implanter capable of putting a 40kV 1mA proton to lead (Pb) beam on target.
The magnet is a work of art made for us by Buckly Systems here in NZ
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Starfire
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Re: A new toy for a customer

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drool :!:
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Re: A new toy for a customer

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John - I am trying to get a H proton beam but use an Ion gun which Steven made for me - how .would this work with H ? a much lighter particle.
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Re: A new toy for a customer

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He said it works from H to lead - the whole range. You probably don't quite need that much stuff, depending on what you're doing...
Posting as just me, not as the forum owner. Everything I say is "in my opinion" and YMMV -- which should go for everyone without saying.
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