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So how is it that Zeiss, who claim to do their best to support Bio-Rad customers after the takeover, have not bought these boards?  Maybe list members should draw their own conclusions.

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I am the designer and manufacturer of these boards, and I'm clearing out the
office prior to retiring. I have an amount of - mainly - ISA Vis boards
which will be skipped unless someone is interested. It needs to be
commercially neutral, but I'd rather they found a home than landfill.

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