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03/03/2006, 09:10 PM
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Moved On
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: SE WI
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Any thoughts on this Refractometer
This one
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Produc...&N=2004+113074 I guess it's time. My glass one broke tonight and a plastic IO one I had laying around Is giving a totaly different reading |
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03/03/2006, 09:20 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Maumee, OH
Posts: 15,673
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Its a lot better that what you had and is afordable.
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Did I write what I wrote? What the heck am I talking about! Well..... Nevermind. Current Tank Info: 225 gal reef, DSB, 40 g sump w/ LRT100 return, 37 g pre-sump, 3 MH 250 W 15K, 4 96 W PC dual actinic,ETS 1500 Skim.w/LRT70, 20 lb Ca R., 40 W UV, 1/3 HP chiller, two 350 W Htrs, Neptune II Cont., 330 P LR/ 330 P LS. 55 gal Refugium |
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03/03/2006, 09:52 PM
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Round Rock, TX
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That is a decent unit. Way better than any hyrdrometer.
 You will love how easy it is to drip one drop, look through the lens, and know what your salinity is. 
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Rich Overton 150G cube FOWLR, 30g sump, ReefKeeperII, 3x Koralia 1400's, QuiteOne 3000, Reef Octopus DNWB150, 4x 30w Par38 LED. Current Tank Info: 36x36x27 150g |
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03/03/2006, 11:32 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Palatine, IL
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I've got that unit. It is so much faster than watching the bouncing needle and way more accurate.
I'm sure my tank is staying at the same level. I was never sure before. Drew |
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