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Testing Water Electronically.



 
 
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Old December 13th 04, 08:02 PM
Gary
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Typical, twice the price as always

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Gary.

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Hi,
just saw it at the uk website below.
http://www.aquatics-warehouse.co.uk/...ALERT_183.html
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Ali Day wrote:
The electronic devices are a lot more work than the test kits. I have a
PH
and an Ammonia one. The ph has to be re-calibrated every few weeks, and
if
the probe dries out, you need to get a new one (40 dollars for that)..
The
ammonia one is only good for so long. I dumped the electronic one for
this
one:



Looks good shame they don't ship abroad though.





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Old December 14th 04, 01:08 AM
Dan J.S.
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Gary wrote:
Typical, twice the price as always

Regards,

Gary.


I can buy a few for you and ship them to you if you want...


 




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