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From: "Ode Coyote" <odecoy...@alltel.net>
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 8:32 PM
Subject: Re: CS>CS metered comparisons.
[Color has virtually nothing to do with PPM. Ode]
KCl 14.1ppm
NaCl 14.4ppm
KCl 6.8ppm
NaCl 6.3ppm
-I was more interested in the similarities with these two Ode. Thought it
strange that as the other readings from the Comm meter were all over the
place, for whatever reason, these two struck me as odd. I know we are
looking at 3 different animals here, Hanna meter, Comm KCl and Comm NaCl
readings, but isn't it odd that these two are so close? My rather wild idea
is that the others could have had ions and particle ratios or whatever all
over the shop, but these figures must be telling me something and I am
wondering if there is some 'ideal', 'unnatural', or just luck or coincidence
involved here. Doesn't it appear odd that these two are so close? Any
suggestions or explanations you may come up with, I can put together with
the colours that I included. If there *is* some 'ideal' result here then I
know that clear, and the colour I made a note of could encourage me to use
both meters in future to attempt to get this result repeatable. I am aware
that in all probability I may never see this again, however, I am curious.
Probably not explaining myself very well. Perhaps you can offer an
explanation as to why these two readings are so close?
Neville.
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