I think we may have an answer with the water quality, my Hanna
always reads zero, but that's with deionised water. All he told
me was:
Using 30VDC and 1mA (cold or hot good DW) I have never got
clear CS at
concentrations above a couple PPM. I have used the bubbler,
stirrer, etc.
I really think it must be the altitude (8,000 feet). There is
obviously less oxygen in the water here.
Paul H
----- Original Message -----
From: "William Amos" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2004 4:44 PM
Subject: CS>Re:Re: CS>High altitude CS
Paul:
How much time is required to make what PPM and how much is
being produced in this time ?
Bill Amos
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He says, I quote:
I use the Hanna TDS1 and my DW always measures 1 when I start.
Also,
in California DW is required by law to be no higher in total
dissolved
solids than 1.5PPM So it's very likely that my meter is reading
close
enough.
So perhaps you are correct.
I'll suggest that to him.
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