Salinity calibration solution

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Been buying this for years, I didn't know anything else existed or mattered.

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Shouldn’t that label say 53 millisiemens, not microsiemens?
 

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Shouldn’t that label say 53 millisiemens, not microsiemens?

Wow, I didn't notice that.

Doesn't give one a lot of confidence that they know what they are doing. lol
 

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Old thread and this is not a suggestion,,, just a curiosity...

If you happen to get your DT to 35.0 ppt and 77 degrees with your most trusted precision devices:
What if you calibrate your cheapie salinity devices to your DT water?
Are there inherent problems with that which aren't obvious to me?
 

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Old thread and this is not a suggestion,,, just a curiosity...

If you happen to get your DT to 35.0 ppt and 77 degrees with your most trusted precision devices:
What if you calibrate your cheapie salinity devices to your DT water?
Are there inherent problems with that which aren't obvious to me?

If the initial measurement is correct, it’s a fine plan. :)
 

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