2-point pH Meter Calibration

[getnasty]

Howdy all,

I just received my pH meter along with a bunch of nutes and such, which I will have more questions about later. My question for now, is in relation to calibrating the meter. It came with 4.0 calibrating fluid but not 7.0 clibrating fluid. Reading the instructions that came with it, I'm supposed to pH at 4 and also pH at 7 with the second callibration point. However, being that I don't have the 7.0 calibration fluid, I'm wondering if it is a necessity? In other words, would I be able to calibrate this meter (CWP Instruments Accurate pH 1) using only the 4.0 solution? Would the meter read accurate for my tap water?

Thanks guys/ladies...


-nasty

 

[getnasty]

Ty good sir!

Mojo for the seasonal avatar and help!



-nasty

 

[Lemon Jack]

Ya I got one of the cheapo ph testers so a 2 point calibration is necessary.

 

[Locked]

I do both the 4 and 7 calibration myself....you shld be okay till you can get some 7.

 

[getnasty]

Thanks for the input ladies, gentlemen, and asian transvestite rodents!

-nasty

 

[pcduck]

Using both points to calibrate just gives you a more accurate reading, In the lower end.

 

[dman1234]

Thanks for the input ladies, gentlemen, and asian transvestite rodents!

-nasty

Transvestite!!!!!! I thought that was all women.

 

[Locked]

Thanks for the input ladies, gentlemen, and asian transvestite rodents!

-nasty

No problem....us Asian Tranny Rodents aim to please.

 

[Locked]

Transvestite!!!!!! I thought that was all women.

More like all man in the wrong places dman..... lol
It just scares me to think that the person in my avatar exists in real life....

 

[getnasty]

Lol, I want to shake his hand. After he washes it, of course. LOL



-nasty