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 	- Odd, because normally 3.5A is enough to be able to visibly see deposition after ~30min
      - The Au ball is not on the apex of the Tungsten wire; it is not receiving as much heat
 	- Hopefully increasing the current will not destroy the filament
+
+   - Curve shifts leftways then slowly shifts back
+
+  - There are "double peaks" in the slope
+    - Maybe I can focus the gun to get rid of them?
+    - I did this already on 2012-09-27... but they came back!
+    - Try anyway
+    - Succeeded in getting "nice" curve, but current is 1x less!
+	- Use it anyway
+
+- OK.... take control curves
+
+
+