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woolyt2
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hello all need advice

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i need a new ph probe all the pinpoint ones i can find are about 45 bucks
but i have seen one for 20 bucks not pinpoint ....has anyone used an off brand before and did it work well
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Post by sb1227 »

I've had better luck with Milwakee stuff, but I'm not sure what they cost. They just seem more consistant to me. But I don't use a PH probe on the reef tank, just a planted tank with CO2.
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I use Milwaukee Instruments, as well. Really, any of them work reasonably well if you calibrate them on a regular basis (bad about that myself). Some can be slower in registering and stabilizing a reading as well as accuracy drifting and drift frequency, etc. But like I said, if you calibrate often, you can stay on top of most of that.
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Huh, I knew the spelling was wrong, but I couldn't figure out why. :lol:

It's been a rough week. :)
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I hear you, Sue :lol: . I am right there with you *sigh*. Not only that, it went by slowly, as well (at least for me).
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