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Ha ha, as a sensor killer myself, who may hold the record, good to see your giving it a go. Keep im mind that most debayered sensors will exhibit some artifacts of the process and dithering will be required to calibrate them out. That said, even new high end ccds can have dead columns so don't feel too bad if you have a few spots or flaws. Learn to do flats and dithering to correct.
CentralDS does, or did, offer a chemical debayering process, but it was not cheap, and they offer no guarantees nor even test prior to return.
The best mono sensor is one from the factory all others are a compromise.
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