Probably won't stop me from getting one. Just waiting and watching for a bit.imagine those colonizing anything lol:). MS, etc etc etc etc
Gotta take it out monthly anyway, might as well clean it.
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Probably won't stop me from getting one. Just waiting and watching for a bit.imagine those colonizing anything lol:). MS, etc etc etc etc
Right mine is shipping as we speak - im a lazy () fill in the swearwords there.... I dont want to be toothbrushing my MS monthly - if thats the case - I'm glad for the 45 day return:). PS I hope its an isolated incidentProbably won't stop me from getting one. Just waiting and watching for a bit.
Gotta take it out monthly anyway, might as well clean it.

This I do not want to do.....Update on my issues. After being in constant contact with MS a faulty “brush” was noticed on my original disc. First pic shows the disc and around 2 O’clock position note that there is nothing in that cavity. Now on the second pic note that there is a blue “brush” type of component present. That’s the brush that cleans the unit prior to sampling and measurement.
I also noticed that several very tiny starfish were “hiding” under the unit around the bottom part of the MS
See third pic.
So bottom line I think cleaning and inspecting the unit should be done at least on a weekly basis. Just my .02 cents.
And A plus for MS customer service
They have been very responsive to fixing my issues
Thanks MS
Hopefully unit keeps working as it did originally.
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have the results improved since you found the disc issue and corrected it?Update on my issues. After being in constant contact with MS a faulty “brush” was noticed on my original disc. First pic shows the disc and around 2 O’clock position note that there is nothing in that cavity. Now on the second pic note that there is a blue “brush” type of component present. That’s the brush that cleans the unit prior to sampling and measurement.
I also noticed that several very tiny starfish were “hiding” under the unit around the bottom part of the MS
See third pic.
So bottom line I think cleaning and inspecting the unit should be done at least on a weekly basis. Just my .02 cents.
And A plus for MS customer service
They have been very responsive to fixing my issues
Thanks MS
Hopefully unit keeps working as it did originally.
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what does this mean?Is the device capable of receiving updates?
Right - but how do you know that 'salifert' is the right one?I am not comparing but in order to know if my MS values are CORRECT I need to have some other value readily available.
For example my MS is measuring 32.8 Salinity.
I have triple checked that value with three other salinity probes and those values differ from MS by a lot!
MS 32.8
Others 35
So that’s why I am “comparing” with other tests.
Sorry I thought you were talking about using salifert to compare the rest.Right - but how do you know that 'salifert' is the right one?
I don’t know but I also have ICP testing done last week to compare. I seriously doubt that my alkalinity is 5.60 at this point without a massive crashRight - but how do you know that 'salifert' is the right one?
icp cant test alkI don’t know but I also have ICP testing done last week to compare. I seriously doubt that my alkalinity is 5.60 at this point without a massive crash
The same company may measure it, but they cannot measure alkalinity by icp.