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That does look like it. No info though. Any idea what it’ll do? Hopefully it’s one solution to test multiple things.Looks like this:
Hanna Marine Master kit + carry case | Hanna-Instruments |Marine Aquatics.eu -wholesale and retail sale of both freshwater and saltwater aquarium hardware
Marine Master Waterproof Multiparameter Photometer Accurately check pH, Alkalinity, Calcium, Low Range and High Range Nitrate, Ultra Low ra...www.marine-aquatics.eu
I was hoping it did all the tests at one time. I would get that instead of a trident.ITs been posted on the English Hannah website now along with the manual.
Unfortunately you have to do each test individually according to the manual.Marine Master Waterproof Multiparameter Photometer - HI97105
The HI97105 is a compact and versatile Marine multiparameter photometer designed to accurately determine pH, Alkalinity, Calcium, Nitrate, Nitrite, and Phosphate levels in aquariums and marine biology applications.www.hannainst.com
I don't see ammonia listed, So your paying 400ish dollars (if its priced similar to European prices) for the equivalent of 7 Hannah testers (2 different nitrate tests) in one unit.
Will be nice to save space but meh I was really hoping it would be a competitor to the 1000$ spin touch that does most the tests you would do weekly at once
It depends if new tests will be available with a firmware update it might be worth the money but to be honest if this won’t remove the need of messing with syringes I wait for a device does that for me.Hehe I just noticed that while the Hanna website doesn't show the price, the Google ad does.
It seems to be priced at $395 for the kit with starter set of reagents.
So lets see pH, Alkalinity, Calcium, Nitrate, Nitrite, and Phosphate that's 6 tests. If you really needed all of them in a reagent based test and paid $50 to buy the individual checkers that would be $300. That leaves an additional $95 for the logging. Not sure if it logs "50 measurements" or "200 readings" (the website seems to be contradicting).
I'd be interested to see if people would spend the extra $95 for the local (not exportable) logging and maybe for the fancier screen. I think it is going to be a hard sell considering there no improvement on the accuracy specially for someone that already owns one or more of the individual checkers.
Super Sleuth, nice work!!!I found the patent for it. It will test kh, ca, mg, ph, no3, and po4. (And ammonia and nitrite)
The thing on the Hanna website is not the marine master.
I also don't see magnesium listed on there either. Living in the UK, I would say that the price is probably significantly lower in the US, because that's the case with all of Hanna's other products. Most Hanna Checkers are $50 in the US, but £70 (~$100) in the UK.ITs been posted on the English Hannah website now along with the manual.
Unfortunately you have to do each test individually according to the manual.Marine Master Waterproof Multiparameter Photometer - HI97105
The HI97105 is a compact and versatile Marine multiparameter photometer designed to accurately determine pH, Alkalinity, Calcium, Nitrate, Nitrite, and Phosphate levels in aquariums and marine biology applications.www.hannainst.com
I don't see ammonia listed, So your paying 400ish dollars (if its priced similar to European prices) for the equivalent of 7 Hannah testers (2 different nitrate tests) in one unit.
Will be nice to save space but meh I was really hoping it would be a competitor to the 1000$ spin touch that does most the tests you would do weekly at once
According to the link, yes it requires reagents. And all the tests have to be performed individually.My question is - does it require reagents? If not I’ll buy it. I’d it does - not a lot of reason to.
Well see, most reefers already have at least 2 or 3 Hanna's and it would be a stretch for folks to pay for what they already have.According to the link, yes it requires reagents. And all the tests have to be performed individually.
I only have the Copper Checker, so for me it would come down to how expensive the reagent refills are. If it's the same price as for the current Checkers then I'll probably stick with test kits.Well see, most reefers already have at least 2 or 3 Hanna's and it would be a stretch for folks to pay for what they already have.
If it were half that price, perhaps...
I'll just keep looking for a Magnesium kit .... hopefully soon.