Weel, it reads micro Siemans, a unit of electrical conductivity, and
that relates pretty well with the ppm. Ode did some tests with it, and
it looks very consistent. It is good enough for me, espcially since to
get an absolutely accurate (as good as you can get) reading takes some
*very* expensive lab equipment, which is out of my reach, like a mass
spec.
Kathryn
On Oct 13, 2007, at 12:25 PM, Leslie wrote:
Does this read ppm's? I was told to try for 10 PPM and that's what I
try to do.But seems the meter I use is changeable, or not accurate.
Thanks,
Leslie
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Subject: Re: CS>Re: CS turning yellow?
I use a meter I bought- hm comm 100, it is very cool.
I got it from silverpuppy site, look under accessories.
On Oct 13, 2007, at 11:44 AM, faith gagne wrote:
What on earth do you use to get an Ec reading of 10uS/ How can I
find out more about this?
Faith
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