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There's Barlow lenses, eyepieces and C mount camera adapters, so it can be confusing as to which people are referring to. Alex appears to have a 0.5X Barlow lens paired with a 0.35X C mount camera adapter, based on his video. I'll be getting the 0.3X Barlow lens (Parco Scientific brand) tomorrow, supposedly. I have a 0.35X and 0.5X C mount camera adapter and 0.5X Barlow currently. That does look to be the same camera that I have (and Alex as well). I just ended up getting it via AliExpress. I'll post an update when I get the 0.3X Barlow lens. It does look just like the Amscope. As @Neverenoughwatches indicated, these might come out of the very same factory as Amscope, just without the branding. I would not be surprised. I have the Eakins version. Looks just like the Amscope, save only having one chrome adjusting handle instead of three. -
A few minutes fast is usually due issue with the hairspring, dirty, magnetised, any issue that shortenes the working length of hairspring. Auto bridge must be taken out to remove cock- balance assembly, then there is a good chance cleaning hairspring would suffice. -
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By spectre6000 · Posted
As gpraceman noted above, one of the differences appears to be hardware. Specifically, AmScope uses handles on all of the adjustment points, and one way costs are cut is to replace those with grub screws. That's easily remedied, as he also showed. Marketing budget is definitely another cost differentiator though. For my money knowing what I know now, I think I'd upgrade the hardware out of the McMaster catalog, and pocket the difference for 404s. -
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