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![]() Yah I do that
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![]() No, that is not a good way to do it. A hydrometer should be checked against a calibrated refractometer. If you don't have a refractometer your LFS should be able to check your hydrometer against their own refractometer. Just politely ask when they last calibrated their refractometer before using it to calibrate your hydrometer.
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![]() Ooooo...yah that's a good idea....but hopefully in sept I will be buying a refrac...they are pretty cheap in ebay
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![]() Yeah, you get what you pay for though. Sometimes you're better off looking for a better brand in the used classifieds.
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![]() Yah I do keep an eye out. Being a student (particularly an international one), I have to keep my eyes towards the cheaper side :P
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![]() In my case, my whole 20long setup is all shiny and brand new (ah well, my scholarship's money just flew buy) except the light (I just couldn't spare another $150) and things are coming along just fine
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