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dartier · 09/27/2017, 12:12 PM

Here is a new device that is coming onto the market that would be a lot easier to use. no pricing just yet.

https://www.atlas-scientific.com/pro...s/ezo-co2.html

However in a thread on R<2>R between RHF and a couple of Alkalinity tester people, they indicated that to have a hope of being able to accurately calculate Alkalinity based on PH and CO2, that you would need an accuracy of 2-3 ppm for the CO2 reading. Which none of the reasonable priced detectors seem to be able to do (including the one I just posted).

Dennis

09/27/2017, 12:12 PM	#64
dartier Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Brampton, ON, Canada Posts: 958	Here is a new device that is coming onto the market that would be a lot easier to use. no pricing just yet. https://www.atlas-scientific.com/pro...s/ezo-co2.html However in a thread on R<2>R between RHF and a couple of Alkalinity tester people, they indicated that to have a hope of being able to accurately calculate Alkalinity based on PH and CO2, that you would need an accuracy of 2-3 ppm for the CO2 reading. Which none of the reasonable priced detectors seem to be able to do (including the one I just posted). Dennis __________________ 560G Miracles tank in process making a DIY DyMiCo style filter (for 560G) Current Tank Info: 560G Miracles tank in progress, 80Frag Temporary