I just hooked up my new ph expansion unit and wondered, " does it need calibrating?" It is in a separate tank from my main ph probe but is also showing a way low ph for that separate tank - 6.99
Thx in advance.
ph expansion unit
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rossbryant1956
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ph expansion unit
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
- Posts: 471
- Joined: Sat Jan 14, 2012 2:08 pm
- Location: Montgomery Village, MD
Re: ph expansion unit
I know how to do a standard calibration. Where do I input the values for the ph expansion unit? It would seem the standard process would effect the standard unit. Thx
EDIT: Never dawned on me to read the manual...thx, found it.
EDIT: Never dawned on me to read the manual...thx, found it.
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.