what power microscope do these require?
861439
I can't give you an exact number, but these slides are best viewed under lower magnification (power). Most educational slides look best under low magnification - even with really nice microscopes. Low magnification actually just looks cooler most of the time - you can see more of the specimen, it's brighter, and you can still focus clearly. Higher magnification means that you need more light (the image is darker), you see less of the specimen, and the focus is the same :( I bought these and I wouldn't recommend these particular slides - but that opinion is not related to microscope power. The best of these slides will look really nice under low power. The worst will look bad no matter what, and even worse under high magnification.
2093007
Contact the manufacturer, they are usually very helpful. However, they make a huge number of products, from steel rolling mills to ultra microscopes, so send them all the details on what you want, and good luck.
2075730
did not need specs and so forth. ordered with my label maker to NOT have to worry about batteries ! only need batteries when I use it where there's no 110 v available. works great ! C.S. at amazon should be able to supply your info needed !
1593991
MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: There is a built in light from the lens side of the microscope, but if you need backlighting for slides you'll have to come up with your own solution.
1838951
I would call amscope - their customer service is excellent. Sorry I can't be more help.
1196625
You need to measure the inside diameter of the threads in the bottom of the microscope. The supplied adaptor is 48mm and several others are available on the AmScope website. The 48mm thread will measure about 47mm inside.
1101625
You must connect any camera through the third port(camera port) with an adapter from Amscope that mates to your camera by taking the lens off and bayonetting the adapter on the camera, the other end mates on the third port of the microscope. The resolution of the image is not as good as with regular pictures.
499171
From the user manual: System Requirements The Firefly Microscope System requires a user PC system running Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later operating system, a viewing screen, and a PC with an available USB 1.1 or 2.0 port.
939833
This is not a microscope it is a microscope CAMERA. So powe depend on the scope it is on. I found that the clearest images were at magnifications of 250 and below.
2134317
The software drivers should be with the software that came with the microscope if you lost the software then go directly to the web site you can try www.veho.com and see if the drivers are their.
753972
You just select that function from the menu button, you can also make a video, there is also a micro chip slot to which you can expand your microscope's memory capacity. I have even made excellent powerpoints and videos using the Celestron
1985863
Yes, they need power to work, but they are dc voltage so you could rig up a power supply on the board
1941387
my M82ES Microscope came with a bout 1 tablespoon of oil...go to info@microscopenet.com with subject "Manual request --- M82ES-X"that tells you all about the microscope..and it does not come with any manual..L . Salamone
205861
I don't know if you can connect anything to the microscope. I doubt it. The one I purchased is just a simple one.
860172
They require 120VAC power, i.e., need to be plugged in. They are portable, but need a power source.
1756675
Depends on what you mean by "observe." At the highest magnification, a one millimeter object takes up almost the entire field. You could see the parts of a fruitfly, or tick, but I doubt that you could see a protozoa or amoeba or other small creature. I think the 400 power claim is a bit of a stretch. Actually, a lot.
1528968
This youtube video may help. AmScope 490 Series Microscope Unboxing and Setup Tutorial (B490/T490) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGHTM8-SfTc There are other youtube video's with information about this microscope.