OK, sounds like the others are in good agreement. 
Calibrating refractometer and temperature compensation.
- Thread starter LouH
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flyfisher2
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Unfortunately, that meter won't read conductivity high enough to gauge the salinity of seawater. For that you need to get to at least 53 mS/cm = 53,000 uS/cm, and that one only goes up to 1990 uS/cm. It would be good for monitoring an RO/DI, however.
Oh well... back it goes. Such a great deal too. lol
Already have one on my RO/DI
