coralfragger101
Gone Postal
I have been waiting for the SL2 to come out. I thought that I would jump on it immediately. Now that the time is here I had to evaluate the decision before doing so.
It costs $80 and the probe costs $90 so the total is $170.
Now what good is it going to do me to have the salinity value readily available? Unless I was going to set up pumps and programming to let the tank self adjust itself if the salinity happens to go off I can't see spending $170 just to know what the salinity is when it takes merely seconds to put a drop of water on the refractometer and see what the salinity is.
I just can't justify it anymore. I think I'm going to pass on the SL2. NOW - when I absoluty must have another switch port then I guess I'll have to rethink things. At that point I might as well go for the SL2.
It costs $80 and the probe costs $90 so the total is $170.
Now what good is it going to do me to have the salinity value readily available? Unless I was going to set up pumps and programming to let the tank self adjust itself if the salinity happens to go off I can't see spending $170 just to know what the salinity is when it takes merely seconds to put a drop of water on the refractometer and see what the salinity is.
I just can't justify it anymore. I think I'm going to pass on the SL2. NOW - when I absoluty must have another switch port then I guess I'll have to rethink things. At that point I might as well go for the SL2.