Usually, my boss only has snickering remarks for my passion.
However, today he walked up to me: "I need your smallest brightest flashlight".
:huh:

One hand into my pocket, whipping out the SF E1L.
Even more satisfying was that it was used to improve a $2k Leitz microscope...
We're the Electrical Engineering Dept., so the scope is there to inspect solid state devices -- thin films for diodes, transistors and such, on non-transparent substrates. Naturally, money was saved by getting only the front-light option. Problem is, our group works now on transparent films, on glass slides, and we needed backlighting....

However, today he walked up to me: "I need your smallest brightest flashlight".
:huh:


One hand into my pocket, whipping out the SF E1L.
Even more satisfying was that it was used to improve a $2k Leitz microscope...
We're the Electrical Engineering Dept., so the scope is there to inspect solid state devices -- thin films for diodes, transistors and such, on non-transparent substrates. Naturally, money was saved by getting only the front-light option. Problem is, our group works now on transparent films, on glass slides, and we needed backlighting....