Steve-

I have been using a voltmeter and a calculator, which works great in the 
garage, but on a pitching boat deck at 2am in the morning it's can be 
less than ideal. So if I find a minox for 100 bucks, what the hell... 
BTW, you can use the ceramatec unit with a minox.

And, yes, I could make the one in the Oxy Hacker book, but who's got the 
time, dude? It's worth a $100 to me not to have to fuck with hunting down 
the parts and whipping out the soldering iron.

Yes, Steve, I fondly remember those days PC (pre-child) and PH 
(pre-house) when I could while away the hours doing cool stuff.... 
siiiighhh

   Jim


On 11/4/97 10:41 PM Steve Lindblom wrote:

>>Dave- I'll take the Miniox off your hands.
>>
>>   Jim
>>
>>>     O2 MiniOX Analyzer w/drybox - $100.00 (needs a new sensor)
>>>
>
>Jim, I know you probably didn't mean to post this to the list, but I can't
>help wondering - why don't you make one?
>
>I've been using the do-it-yourself version, ala OXY HACKER and/or Roger
>Lacasse, all summer now, and it works great. The box part costs about
>$40,tops, less if you're a good shopper.
>The really nice thing, though, is you aren't stuck using the relatively
>short-lived Miniox sensors, but can use any sensor - thought the Ceramatec
>is probably the best deal (cermatec does make a replacement for the Miniox,
>but it isn't rated for as long as the rest of the Ceramatec sensors.).
>
>
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