[Histonet] Timer Search

[Ford Royer]

Hi Jean,

The "wind-up" analog timer that you are looking for was originally 
manufactured by General Electric - "GE".  (Which I always thought 
strange.... that GE would make a non-electrical appliance).  Any how, it 
has not been manufactured for many years.  They do pop up from time to 
time through the used lab equipment companies.  I actually have one that 
I took home and use in my kitchen - great timer!  (not for sale, 
sorry).  I may know a place that has them here locally, so contact me 
"off-list" for more info.

~ Ford

Ford M. Royer, MT(ASCP)
Midwest Science & Biocenter
Minneapolis, MN 55301
800-475-4869

Mitchell Jean A. wrote:

>I am on a search for the large (approx 3 1/2 in square) grey winding
>(120 minute) timers that were ever so popular in the lab once upon a
>time.  Anyone have a clue if they are still available anywhere? 
>
>I've been searching for awhile & can't come up with a source.
>
>Thanks much,
>Jean Mitchell, BS, HT (ASCP)
>University of Wisconsin Hospital & Clinics
>Department of Neurology, Neuromuscular Laboratory
>Madison, WI
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