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Hi Folks,
This past week I needed to PM my trusty dusty Waters 2424 ELS and being the curious individual that I am, I believe that I've found an interesting little "hack" that if used under the proper circumstances (i.e NOT in a pharma QC lab or any other such regulated place) and done with care, can potentially reduce the cost of a PM from $685 to under $50 with no loss in functionality. I've written up a blog post detailing the process for those who may be interested. Any comments or constructive criticism would be appreciated. Please note that if you choose to do this yourself, you alone take full responsibility for any consequences that could arise from doing so.
http://the-ghetto-chromatographer.blogs ... ntive.html
Cheers!
CJ
This past week I needed to PM my trusty dusty Waters 2424 ELS and being the curious individual that I am, I believe that I've found an interesting little "hack" that if used under the proper circumstances (i.e NOT in a pharma QC lab or any other such regulated place) and done with care, can potentially reduce the cost of a PM from $685 to under $50 with no loss in functionality. I've written up a blog post detailing the process for those who may be interested. Any comments or constructive criticism would be appreciated. Please note that if you choose to do this yourself, you alone take full responsibility for any consequences that could arise from doing so.
http://the-ghetto-chromatographer.blogs ... ntive.html
Cheers!
CJ
http://the-ghetto-chromatographer.blogspot.com/
