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Re: pH meter
I have owned the Pinpoint for over a year. Mine works great and seldom needs
calibration. (off by .01 after two months is inisignificant to me). I no longer
have time for chemicals which take too much time and are too general in their
readings. (I'd rather be setting up spawning tanks or doing the 'Net.) When I
was doing the chemical testing, I didn't do it very often and could lose fish as
a result. Now I can get a quick general reading in about 10 seconds per tank!
...or a minute each for a more stablized reading.
--Randy
alex pastor wrote:
> I need some feedback. Does anyone have any experience and/or opinions on
> the American Marine Pinpoint Ph meter? It's LOT more expensive than using
> bromthymol blue, but I was wondering if the supposed increased accuracy is
> factual. I don't have a million tanks, but going from tank to tank with the
> test tube and the drops is a drag.
>
> g. kadar
>
> -
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