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02-14-2008, 01:57 PM
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Salinity Meter (Hydrometer) vs. Refractometer
So I finally got a refractometer after all these years
 I placed a couple drops of RO / DI water on it, and calibrated it at 1.000 (it was reading just a hair higher). I then placed a couple drops of water from my reef on it, and the reading was 1.028 My trusty salinity meter had a reading of 1.024 whereas my refractometer read 1.028  Wish I had one of these sooner, my salinity level is a tad bit high! |
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