[Any comments on this is appreciated]
-Sure, here's my thoughts on the subject...
[...basiclly has the same component inside as the Hanna PWT.]
-That'd be their way of saying "there isn't a meter 'off the shelf' that is
specifically designed to measure EIS" {without actually saying it!} cos to my
knowledge...there isn't. Meters used for EIS purposes are...'guesswork using a
measuring instrument'.
I got three meters and none of them are 'accurate?', but they get me in the
ballpark, which is only where I need to be. I know from laboratory analysis
that I got more *total* silver content than all my meters show, but the meters
fool me into determining *roughly* what silver content I have and that's all I
need to know <g>.
My question would be...How 'accurate' do you wanna be, or *need* to be?
Without laboratory analysis meters are only going to get you *in* the ballpark,
*you'll* have to pick the seat you think is the *best* seat once you get *in*
{using all that information about meters, calculations etc etc available in the
public domain}.
N.
Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2010 04:40:56 -0800
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS>Silver Meter
Hello,
I'm looking for any thoughts on meters to check the ppm. Someone told me you
needed the Hanna PWT that costs about $60. I found a Hanna Primo for half
that. The fellow that told me about the PWT says he checked the Primo and it
wasn't accurate. I contacted the company that sold it to me and they said it
basiclly has the same component inside as the Hanna PWT. I would like to be
able to be fairly certain what ppm I'm making. Any comments on this is
appreciated.
-Thanks Gary
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