This thread does confuse me. These lasers if to spec and in good condition are in fact worth AT LEAST 3K. The problem as I see it is not their price it is their bulk and much more so their power requirements. I would be interested if the 3P was already here. Unless you live at a stadium or near a dam then they will not be useful for projection. However, what about the scientific community? I can't imagine that everything has gone solid state. There must be labs out there where a significant maintenance bill on a much smaller/older ion would equal the price for these. Are they in CA? Maybe start with the most convenient Univ. and labs to save shipping. For what its worth I'll ask at MIT next week.


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Granted, that's a 'specialized' UV-model, but.. it's also 7x the asking-price of these Ar/Kr's.. and, one recently sold for just-about 2x the price of these-pups.. and even the 'specialty-nature' of UV does-not really warrant these being so-cheap.. they're just being sold stupidly-cheap.. 
Want to see these NOT become parts-systems / 'go in a box' / in some dark-room, to just sadly-wait until some install, somewhere in Thailandia or Mogadishu, etc, etc makes a call and they get sent out..
Only problem with pitching to the 'sci / edu'-community, is *time*.. I cannot afford more overhead to pay for a 6-mo lease for the space for these, (and neither does the owner want-to..) whilst some University goes thru all the flaming-hoops and requisitions and signature-verifications and grants and Acts of Congress, etc, etc, just to consider these.. That's whom we'll first turn-to, if these do-go to 'parts', cause then, yes, we / the owners can-store them till whenever, etc..
....and armed only with his trusty 21 Zorgawatt KTiOPO4...

....for parts.. 

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.. I probably don't need to add to that 
