Alkalinity Test Showdown!

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Classic. Love it... But seriously, there has to be a glitch in the matrix. Review is one thing, but reviewing @Dana Riddle for three weeks? Besides - I REALLY want to read it! My Red Sea kit drives me crazy.
 
I think we might have to wait till Next Year...
 
Maybe it will be like the Trident - when they finally release the article it will be one sentence at a time!
At this point that would be okay by me. Just hope it isn't like MindStream! :rolleyes:
 
Classic. Love it... But seriously, there has to be a glitch in the matrix. Review is one thing, but reviewing @Dana Riddle for three weeks? Besides - I REALLY want to read it! My Red Sea kit drives me crazy.
The article isn't under review. There's a problem that has caused it to not show at all (translation: there doesn't seem to be an article). We're seeing the same thing you guys are. ...and I wanna read it too. ;Sorry;Drowning
 
Why not just publish it as a post in this thread till you have fix the problem with the articles? Does not Dana have a copy?

Sincerely Lasse
 
For the icp testing alkalinity I do not know how triton does theirs. But ati’s alkalinity is measured using lab grade titration equipment. Triton maybe similar.
Triton uses two methods they claim the method used in the n-doc testing the most accurate ever



From 2:00 onwards
 
I've been under the weather (flu) for the last week. Tried uploading the file again - getting message "The uploaded file does not have an allowed extension." It's a Word document for pete's sake.
 
I've been under the weather (flu) for the last week. Tried uploading the file again - getting message "The uploaded file does not have an allowed extension." It's a Word document for pete's sake.

In word - save it as a PDF file and try to upload that

Sincerely Lasse
 
I've been under the weather (flu) for the last week. Tried uploading the file again - getting message "The uploaded file does not have an allowed extension." It's a Word document for pete's sake.
 

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Hello.

Can’t wait to read this and good thing I stared on the last page :). Hope your feeling better @Dana Riddle.
 
OK - it means that Hanna alkalinity checker is rather good and accurate. Now someone have to compare Hanna with some of the standard hobby tests that use titration.

Have a speedy recover Dana

Sincerely Lasse
 

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