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![]() I've long since come to the conclusion there is no such thing as an accurate test kit under $100.
The only thing I test for now is alk and even then I don't take down any actual numbers, just the position on the syringe, if there is more liquid left in the syringe it means I need to turn the reactor up, less liquid and the reactor gets turned down. I use IO salt which is consistantly low in cal and MG so I add them to my make up water and assume all numbers stay even in relation to each other |
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![]() Where abouts are you in Victoria. I can bring mine over to double check if you want, it'll be an older lot #
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![]() Instant Ocean salt (not reef crystals) mixed at 1.026 s.g. generally tests out at 360-380 ppm CA.
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![]() Mixed up 100l yesterday, Ca 370ppm (Mg 1100).
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![]() Out of curiosity what results did you get for alkalinity?
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![]() didn't test this last mix, but from one time before recorded 10.9 dKH (believe would have been a different pail of IO though)
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![]() You guys can have my thread, I'm done with it now
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![]() Quote:
Using the same batch of salt, this kit is way off the level the last kit gave me.
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Brad |