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Old 01-21-2012, 04:20 AM
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Just wondering what digital PH Monitor everyone would recommend.

I'm looking at some on ebay but not sure what to get.

Are any more accurate than others? What's your experience?

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You could buy a basic and almost useless pH monitor for close to $100. Or for a little bit more you could get an all in one aquarium controller with pH monitoring/controlling capabilities. Neptune, Profilux, Reefkeeper etc.
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+1, a basic controller can be expanded to control temp., redox, lighting,etc.
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i have a millwalki that i never use-constantly have to keep on cleaning the tip and recalibrating.i find it is easier and cheaper to use a test kit
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