Go ahead and user a meter.
It's the wrong tool, it's not a great wrong tool, it doesn't measure
PPM.... but it's the best going that's available and will give you a good
'idea' of what the concentration is..
The HM Digital COM-100 [$45-$75] and the Hanna PWTs [+/- $57] are far
better than any TDS meter.
Use straight up conductivity numbers as denoted by a "uS" symbol as a one
to one ratio of PPM and you'll be pretty close.
I sell com-100s at a price that makes HM Digital cringe [$25 below
suggested retail]
Trem sells PWTs at www.silvergen.com
Both are good meters.
Ode [The guy who wrote that page that's above you]
At 08:14 AM 12/14/2005 +0000, you wrote:
sooooo.....
what did y'all/we all decide was the best, easiest and most accurate way
to measure ppms in our eis/cs or whatever you want to call our silver water?
i'm ready to buy something so i can feel like it's NOT only all in my
head !!!
i read the silverpuppy webpage on the meters and it's way above
me. couldn't really find one single sentence with the words "use this to
measure the silver ppms and this is how you do it...." anyone fluent in
simple english on here?
thanks silverists,
angel
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