Can you point me to your means of calibrating or testing a conductivity meter?I find conductivity meters that have a probe on a cord much more user friendly than either hydrometers or refractometers. :)
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Can you point me to your means of calibrating or testing a conductivity meter?I find conductivity meters that have a probe on a cord much more user friendly than either hydrometers or refractometers. :)
Can you point me to your means of calibrating or testing a conductivity meter?
The only way I can see to calibrate is with distilled or rodi water, id like to calibrate at 35 ppt thoughCalibrate it however you want. Then test 35 ppt. If it reads 34 ppt, then you multiply all readings with that calibration by 35/34.
If you use specific gravity, then use the last digits only . For example, 35 ppt is about sg = 1.0264. If it reads 1.025 then multiply all readings by 26.4/25, and put the one in front again.
The only way I can see to calibrate is with distilled or rodi water, id like to calibrate at 35 ppt though
Any reason to think I shouldn't trust my 20 year old TM hydrometer? Can they go out of calibration? Can the scale move from vibration Etc?
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Will do. ThanksIt is likely fine unless the paper moved (or was mismanufactured originally). It is easy to confirm it with a cheap DIY standard:
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