I pulled my new probe out of the box and removed the litle bottle of fluid. There looks to be a small clear bubble of fluid on the actual probe pin...is that supposed to be there? Thxrimai wrote:You will need pH7.0 and pH10.0 solutions.
The procedure is very simple.
Go into calibration mode by using the joystick and selecting pH Calibration.
Dip the probe into the pH 7.0 and let it stabilize.
I like to just write down the numbers on the screen just for future reference and use if needed.
Rinse and dry.
Dip it into the pH 10.0 solution and let it stabilize.
You are done. Just click OK.
Have a few questions
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rossbryant1956
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ph calibration
Roscoe's Reefs - Starting Over Again:
Building new 29g Nano after landlord went berserk over my 4 75 gallon tanks, Multiple RA's, Water mixing stations, etc. Your help welcomed in remembering all I've forgotten.
Building new 29g Nano after landlord went berserk over my 4 75 gallon tanks, Multiple RA's, Water mixing stations, etc. Your help welcomed in remembering all I've forgotten.
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rossbryant1956
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Re: Have a few questions
Thx. I followed the process described here on the board and all went well. Thx
Roscoe's Reefs - Starting Over Again:
Building new 29g Nano after landlord went berserk over my 4 75 gallon tanks, Multiple RA's, Water mixing stations, etc. Your help welcomed in remembering all I've forgotten.
Building new 29g Nano after landlord went berserk over my 4 75 gallon tanks, Multiple RA's, Water mixing stations, etc. Your help welcomed in remembering all I've forgotten.