🚀 go-pugleaf

Vernier is the best!  I've got all versions of the Vernier set ups for
Mac, IBM, and Apple II, and also the IBM PSL.  The Vernier material is
much more versatile and the company support is superior.  I spent 6
months trying to get a pH probe problem taken care of with IBM but with
Vernier I've been able to get things taken care of over night.  A bit of
checking will show show that Vernier's prices and support can't be beat.

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Bob Carlisle                                            *
Physics/Astronomy/Computer Technology                *       *
Boulder High School
Boulder, Colorado 80302                                 ***
ph: (303) 442-2430                                      *
email: bcarlisl@bvsd.k12.co.us                        *     *
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On Sat, 25 Mar 1995, Steve Luzader wrote:

>    We have gotten some money from our administration to set up a multimedia
> lab, including MBL for physics (and other science courses).  Budget
> constraints limit our choice of platforms to PC-based equipment, not Macs.
> We are considering equipment from Vernier, Pasco, and IBM (the PSL interface).
> I'd like some reaction from those of you who are actually using MBL.
> What brand did you choose?  How did you and your students react to it?
> You can respond directly to me rather than taking up space on the list with
> comments.
>
> Steve Luzader
> sluzader@fre.fsu.umd.edu
>