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Unread 01/05/2010, 03:09 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by lordofthereef View Post
I usually just rinse and let air dry
+1. If you use good quality RO/DI and the unit isn't filthy, it should dry perfectly clean (i.e. no deposits.)

And to the OP, while it's noble to calibrate every time, it's probably not required. Once a month is probably fine. Try pointing at a bright light while you're taking the reading, and check to see if there's an adjustable focus on your instrument.


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