Evening Mike,
>>At 08:32 AM 9/21/2006, you wrote:
Their dosing recommendation is very conservative. Using their rule of
thumb, I'd want to take 12*220/10=264 drops per day of a 10 ppm
product, which is about 13 milliliters, or less than a tablespoon.
I suppose that I could convert your milliliters to ounces.
Not really, one is volume, the other is weight.
Many people still use measuring methods that uses the ounce for volume.
I built a drop counter, connected this into an event counter, and
converted the drops to ounces.
Likely some of the hand help droppers would be a lot different from
the irrigation emitter I used.
Typically, I found there to be 620 to 640 drops per ounce. This will
vary with viscosity, pressure, drop size and a few other things.
I don't think many of us will use drops for measuring CS.
Wayne
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