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06/01/2006, 02:30 PM
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Refractometers
Which is the best or best bang for the buck? IT seems they all vary in price but look the same.
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06/01/2006, 02:38 PM
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Anybody ^^
I know there are people other then just me who are bored and just keep clicking the "Get New" button every other min or so... |
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06/01/2006, 02:42 PM
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Dr. Foster and Smith has a portable one for only like 44 bucks.
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06/01/2006, 03:05 PM
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I would go with the second one because it has the automatic temperature compensation. If you are going to spend that much money on a refractometer then you definatly want to be accurate. I purchased this one here and am very happy with it. It has a large enough clear display (i hear some are so small you really can't read them), atc, and has it's own calibration screw. I am happy with it.
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06/01/2006, 05:48 PM
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any opinions on the Milwauke ? It seems to be a great deal and is 10 bucks cheaper then then the Captive purity from Marine Depot
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