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Refractometer and TDS meter
Could someone recommend a decent refractometer and TDS meter, as well as a vendor?
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http://cgi.ebay.com/HM-Digital-TDS-E...QQcmdZViewItem
this is the TDS meter i have, i seem to remember it being cheaper when i got it, but marine depot sells a similar one for like $40... it seems to work just fine... i'm no help with a refractometer... |
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Re: Refractometer and TDS meter
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I've only ever used a swing arm and know nothing about refractometers. It looks like they run from $20 on ebay, to up to and over $100 at retailers. Dumb question... but are they all pretty much the same, or would I really be missing something if I didn't get a pricier one?
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pricier refractos usually have a built in backlight which isn't a necessity. You'd like the $40 refractos.
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Just this weekend I picked up a dual in line TDS meter from "A Reef Creation". It's competitively priced compared to some on line places.
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Thanks for your recommendations everyone! I grabbed that TDS meter from ebay and a $40 refractometer.
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