UltraSound Machine

[lazersteve]

Several years back I used to work at an electronics shop that repaired the driver boards for a local fuel injector cleaning company. Maybe you can ask around the local auto repair shops and see who they farm out their injector cleaning work to. This could lead you to the compnay that deals with the boards in your area.

Steve

 

[Harvester3]

I run a goat farm and could of used those ultra sound machines. We use them to test for pregnancy, and to determine the number of kids. This helps us to decide on a feeding and supplement regiment. Most vets charge $50-$75 for a farm visit and $5 per goat to ultrasound. I would have gladly worked out a deal for them especially if the had the transducers.

Richard

Howdy,
As it happens, I took possession of a Philips SDR-2000 machine; I got it from a young lady that worked at the hospital, who used it on her pregnant puppies...
It's old, but apparently in good operational condition, and comes with transducers, etc. I was in a quandary whether to scrap it or, hopefully find someone who could use it. I've already recovered almost half my cost one the entire load, so it'd be cheap if you think it'd work for you.
Thanks
Jim

 

[oldgoldman]

Just as an FYI, I am resource to any of you in the medical device space. i know all the second hand players and where there is re-marketing options before scrap. I formerly ran the recycling operations for a billion dollar plus diagnostic imaging company. I have extensive experience from MR to CT to Mammo, US and XR.

If any of you ever run across a big pile of dead XR tubes, PM me. There are all sorts of exotics in those, not to mention tons of gold in the right ones!!!

 

[Harvester3]

Howdy,
Well, I've still got this Philips SDR2000 ultrasound machine. It has the probes and cables; not sure what all, but it functioned properly according to the nurse I picked it up from.
If you have an idea who might be interested, Let me know and we'll work it out.
Thanks much
Jim