American Marine Calcium monitor
- Thread starter Len
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Funny that you mention this prroduct... I have my eyes on it too. It's rather expensive but with the time and all the money saved replacing regents for liquid tests, it would pay itself easily within 10 years... given it lasts that long.Len":3vpxr7y5 said:
I never had such a unit but since I studied chemistry, I am used to those. They are pretty sensitive and fragile piece of equipment and should be handled with TLC. As far as precision goes, if you have a good calibrating solution and you take time to calibrate it when required to, they are very accurate... at least, those in labs.
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Maybe I'll give it a shot I'm a lazy (but still diligent ... how's that for oxymoron) hobbyist and this monitor - if it works as advertised - would be most welcomed.
I'm also thinking about using their salinity monitor. With these monitors, the only thing I'd have to test for is PO4, and phosphates aren't something I normally test for anyhow unless I see algae.
I'm a lazy (but still diligent ... how's that for oxymoron) hobbyist and this monitor - if it works as advertised - would be most welcomed. I'm also thinking about using their salinity monitor. With these monitors, the only thing I'd have to test for is PO4, and phosphates aren't something I normally test for anyhow unless I see algae.
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