Re: [AGA-Member] pH/CO2 probe

[Heather J Gladney <hgladney@comcast.net>]

At the risk of sounding like a complete doof, I've been running my 
Milwaukee SMS122  probe completely submerged.
In my case, I used an old heater-tube holder with suction cups on the 
back to hold the yellow probe casing in place and protect it somewhat 
within the tank.  Should this one NOT be completely submerged??

Troy Hendrickson wrote:

> I use "egg crate" for tank lids, it's that plastic grid made for fluorescent
> ceiling fixtures, it's about 3/8" thick with about a 1/2" X 1/2" grid, the
> Milwaukee probes fit nicely in them, the collar stops them from falling all
> the way through, which is good since you shouldn't submerse them beyond the
> bottom of the collar anyway. Actually, I would recommend egg crate to anyone
> who wants a good lid, it's open which is a plus for venting off heat and
> doesn't reduce the available light to any significant degree, I have glass
> lids that are worse in that respect, and you can create cut outs for heaters
> or whatever simly by snipping out pieces of grid with diagnal cutters.
>
> Merry Christmas all !
>
> Troy Hendrickson
>
>
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> Hi,
> Thanks Scott.
> Steve
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