Equipment question

[Hushpuppy]

Hey Guys, My partner and I have been using the Hanna TDS meter and the Milwaukee PH pen for testing all our hydro stuff. The PH pen just failed and my partner went and got a new one, and of course it failed after a day of use. He is interested in getting this 3-in-one tester from Milwaukee. The link here is to Discount hydro for the the particular meter. Anyone have any issues or gripes with these?

hxxp://www.discount-hydro.com/products/Milwaukee-3--in-1.html

 

[pcduck]

I like individual meters myself.

Same meter but a bit cheaper.

hXXp://www.eseasongear.com/milwaukeesm802.html

 

[nouvellechef]

Bluelab Guardian and you will never get a diff one. Da best. Spendy. But you want the best when it comes to this stuff. No failings, always spot on.

 

[Hushpuppy]

cool I saw those and was wondering if they were good. Thanks guys

 

[Wetdog]

I like individual meters myself.

Same meter but a bit cheaper.

hXXp://www.eseasongear.com/milwaukeesm802.html

:yeahthat:

If you figure the cost of individual vs combo, it's almost the same. But replacing a combo probe is way more expensive.

No experience with the one NC referenced, but you can take his advice to the bank.

Big +1 on eseasongear. Where I bought my Milwaukee SM-101.

Wet

 

[Locked]

I hve never bought a meter from anywhere but eseaongear.com
They rock. I used to use the pen type meters but switched to the bigger one with a replaceable probe....love it.

 

[Hushpuppy]

Thanks Guys. I am definitely gonna go away from the pens as I messed up last week and dropped my TDS pen in the water and it died on me. Having the separate probe makes things easier also

 

[thomjarl]

You will want to use storage solutions to keep your readers in tact.
quick google search for editstorage and calibation solutions[/URL]

 

[thomjarl]

Makes your ph/ec/tds/ppm meters last longer