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Need a new PH meter

Little

Little

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hello everyone I have a problem my pH meter stoped working last night, it turns on and all but the numbers just ain't right , I did the calibration like I always do and the numbers was not right it's been 2 years I have this PH meter , i was thinking about getting the same one but I also would like a different one so if anyone out there knows of a good pH meter can you please let me know thank you
 
I got mine off Amazon for around $15. It's been on since day one, I have only had to calibrate it once so far. It's a yellow one with a black cap. I'll find the link
 
I bought one that mcubed has and a different one that way i know if they read the same then the reading is right
 
Little, how much has your PH changed in the two years you've use the PH meter. I've been using the same water source for 10 years and the PH has never changed. I have my own well. So when my PH meter died about 2 years ago, I went with Litmus Paper and it served me just fine.
 
I'm not on a well - after a rainfall I have seen pH got over 8,0. It rains a bit in the Pacific Northwest, so that's why I test it. Lately it's been real good - after adding all the nutes, usually around 6.0
 
Thank u , 15 is a good price , I paid 50 for the one that just went on me but 15 is not bad at all I'm going to look at the link u sent me thanks
 
The ph in the water is the same it's been the same for the longest and I know about how much PH down I have to put but I like to be on point and I do DWC my PH be changing so I like to check it every day to make sure it's ok and I like to check the run off water in my coco so I do need a PH meter to have things on point ,,
 
The yellow pH meter that was shown here can break easily. That's because if you sink it for an instant on the water or even if the security line it's a bit below the water level it can oxidate the entire system in like a few hours. Had two of these and recently bought the third, watch out for the water inside of it, almost a week on a tupperware with rice and nothing so far. The vendor told me to put a sample of the water on a coffee cup and test the pH there to reduce those risks and just like that my problem's solved!! Anyway, thought it could be usefull to someone in here who owns one.

Cheers!
 
Hey thank u for the advice , I already ordered one for 45 almost like the one I had it's water resistant, and shows the water temp it's a lot like my old one but just a little cheaper
 
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