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Re: Pinpoint pH meter
Hi,
I uses a Corning hand held pH meter for my 10 discus tanks. It only costs
about $50. And so far (6 months of use) it is still very accurate and good.
Chemistry lab uses the same thing.
Ade Lau
Helen Burns wrote:
> I have 70 tanks to maintain and I find that the Pinpoint is worth the
> expense. I agree with Dave about the electrodes averaging 12-18 months
> lifespan. It all depends on how many tanks you have to merit the cost.
> Personally I would recommend the Pinpoint.
> Helen
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Gomberg <gomberg@wcf.com>
> Subject: Re: Pinpoint pH meter
> >I have a Pinpoint and am very satisfied with it EXCEPT the electrodes don't
> >last. That is a complaint I hear about ALL meters tho, so I guess you need
> >to budget for an electrode every year. What about the Turtle from Hanna?
>
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