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Subject: wine coolers for crystallization?
From: James Thompson Thompson {- dot -} James {- at -} MAYO {- dot -} EDU
Date: 2007-03-09

Anyone using wine coolers with peltier thermoelectric controllers
(without auto defrost) for macromolecular crystallization in their
home labs? I remember a tiny box using similar technology that once
was sold by Hampton Research, but I can no longer find it. Is there
any good reason not to use peltier-based cooling? The expense is
very small compared to the incubators I've bought. An array of
vibration-free wine coolers would offer multiple temperatures.
Advertised are temperature swings under +/-0.5°C within useable ranges.

Jim

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