He first became interested in the Spinsolve instrument when he began interviewing for his current position knowing that his research interests would require a work-around for the lack of a local high-field NMR. Spinsolve, as a two-channel system with indirect-detection, was potentially the answer. The ability to perform 13C, DEPT, HSQC, HMBC experiments was most important. This would be very versatile and helpful in reducing the amount of time formerly needed to spend traveling to and from the high-field instruments used across town at the University of Alabama, Birmingham. Dr Wiget also saw the scripting function as extraordinarily helpful as it would enable the running of a HSQC experiment and followed by an HMBC routine allowing extraction from the 13C data overnight even when measuring dilute samples.