Re: TDS & pH Meters

[Dennis or Karen Eichorst <fishnstitch@kcnet.com>]

I have a Wardleys conductivity meter and a Hanna PH meter.  My problem is they
either don't always turn off or it is easy to bump and turn on which kills the
batteries in short oder.  The Hanna design with all 4 batteries dropped down one
slot has been EXTREMELY difficult for me to change the batteries on.  However, I
have had it for several years and did do as Z-man and dropped it in the tank.

Dennis

WnyZman@aol.com wrote:

> Just wanted to say that Hanna was great as I have already revceived my 2
> meters ordered in just 7 days. BTW, I called them on the 800# instead of
> through the Internet. Both are just like the one's I purchased over 10 years
> ago but eventually dropped them in the tanks. Those worked great and I assume
> these will also.
>     Z-Man
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