twentyeight.threefive
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I see you can react to my post and post memes but can’t answer a question.
I mean it’s a pretty simple question. Why would you need a replaceable tip. Do you not care for your equipment properly?
Blue Lab PH pens are not good
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I mean it’s a pretty simple question. Why would you need a replaceable tip. Do you not care for your equipment properly?
Claiming they are no good without explanation says little if anything. Whats the issue? Do you rinse in RO or distilled and keep it in storage solution?
All the brands mentioned in this thread are good. Almost all issues with name brand meters are user error.
PadawanWarrior
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Seriously? I guess re-read post #33 again,
Tips/probes/electrodes age, but they can last for years with good care. Mine is still accurate after 4-5 years, but it has gotten slower to react and stabilize.
PadawanWarrior
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Exactly. The glass can also break.
twentyeight.threefive
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You’re such a fucking troll. Post #33 doesn’t give a reason why you’d need a replaceable tip.Seriously? I guess re-read post #33 again,
twentyeight.threefive
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So you don’t care for your equipment properly. You could have just said that.
PadawanWarrior
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If I broke the probe sounds like a pretty good reason to me,
.And they have at least 3 different probes for it. I'm quite happy with the PH60 I bought several months ago, it matches my Milwaukee MW102 within a couple hundredths of a point.The apera ph60 is cracking piece of kit for not a lot of money, you can buy a replaceable tip for it.
A replacement tip saves buying a new unit
PadawanWarrior
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Yep. That's the one I'll get next time.
You know you can make your own storage solution for cheap too. It's just KCl.
Star Dog
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Fk me you said that Omg!
You're the biggest troll on RIU by a considerable margin.
twentyeight.threefive
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If I broke the probe sounds like a pretty good reason to me,
So you currently own an Apera soil pH pen?
twentyeight.threefive
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I guess you might want one if you are careless with your equipment? Then it might make sense to spend another $50 for a model with a replaceable tip.The replacement probe is big + point.
That said gawd knows why anyone would buy a spare
The Apera model with a replaceable tip is $50 more than the Bluelab soil pH pen. The replaceable tip is $100. So for $150 the same cost of a brand new Bluelab pen you can replace your tip. Brilliant.
rkymtnman
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i've had my MW101 for many years. still same probe. and one of the techs told me to keep the probe in distilled water, not the normal kcl storage solution.
PadawanWarrior
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You're freakin hopeless! I guess re-read post #33 again,
That tech was 100% wrong.
rkymtnman
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i doubt it. 8+ years of no issues says otherwise.
Billytheluther
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Only ph meter i would recomend is blue lab..
The combo meter lets you change out the pribe if you dont take care of it
The combo meter lets you change out the pribe if you dont take care of it