Interference No. 103,197
testimony by him and others about his activities during this
time period.
Dr. Morrison explains his activities during the spring
months as follows:134
44. Over the course of several months, beginning in
March of 1988, I was waiting for the new equipment and
supplies to arrive at my home so that I could begin some
serious testing of optical fibers for the invasive fetal
probe. While I was waiting at this time, I began
adapting some or the equipment I had already obtained so
that I would not have to wait any longer for certain
necessary parts. For example, I had already obtained a
spectrometer from ARIES (Exhibit 109) [on March 28, 1988]
and had obtained a photomultiplier from Ealing Electro-
Optics (Exhibit 107) [on March 3, 1988]. In order to
effectively test the optical fibers for use in the fetal
probe, these two pieces of equipment would have to work
cooperatively with one another. However, upon obtaining
the spectrometer and photomultiplier, I found that the
spectrometer could not communicate with the
photomultiplier without a special adapter for connecting
the two pieces of equipment. I learned that it would
take too long to order the special adapter from a
company, so I set about constructing my own adapter to
allow the spectrometer to communicate with the
photomultiplier.
. . . .
(...continued)133
(t) August 30 - Received optical fiber ordered from
General Fiber Optics, Inc. Packing list is MX 126.
(u) September 3 - Received pin diode and two LEDs from
General Fiber Optics, Inc. Packing list is MX 127.
J. Morrison, MR 92-93.134
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