Markus,
Another interested person is only a short drive away, and thus it would easiest for us to let him come and take what he wants.  I think he will take everything.  If you are in dire need of a certain part, perhaps I can send it.
Best,
Tom Johnson


>Dear Prof. Johnson,
>
>we are still running a Finnigan MAT 250 and would be glad to obtain the
>source and some electronic prints of your collegue's old system. I assume
>they would be cost-free?
>
>I do, however, not know whether you would be willing to send it to
>Switzerland (expenses would be covered by us, of course).
>
>Thank you,
>
>Markus Leuenberger
>
>
>
>
>
>At 22:00 28.09.00 -0500, you wrote:
>>Dear All,
>>Tom Anderson's Finnigan MAT 250 is decommissioned and sits in our hallway.
> Remaining parts include the flight tube, magnet, source, resistor string
>and some of the other electronics.  I would be glad to see some or all of
>this go to a good home if anyone is interested.
>>-Tom Johnson
>>
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