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Alkatronic with extras $450 shipped

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Selling my Alkatronic, 1.5 years old. Only selling because I switched over to Trident.

$450 shipped

Display has some bad pixels (but can be replaced, per Focustronic), but you really don’t use it that much anyway.

pH probe less than 1 year old (replaced).

Includes replacement tubing for pumps, 1/2 container of reagent, female to female BNC cable (if you want to hook up to Apex pH probe port), and reagent dosing container.

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