Re: PH Probe Problem

• To: andrewha at tafe_sa.edu.au, Aquatic-Plants at actwin_com
• Subject: Re: PH Probe Problem
• From: Larry West <ljw at voyagerco_com>
• Date: Wed, 8 May 1996 09:51:39 -0400

Andrew,

After reading a couple of the replies, it occurred to me that you could use
what I'm using in my 20 gallon tank. A "voltage eliminator". Basically
nothing more than a ground probe that is put in the tank, and then
connected to a good earth ground (the grounding lug on your mains
electrical socket, perhaps). THe one I have is from Sandpoint, but I know
Coralife and others make them.

This should solve your variance problem.

Larry West

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