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Old 09-15-2004, 02:03 AM   #1
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I'm done with trying to figure out the two different shades of pink! Anyone have any experience with these monitors. I think it's called a Pinpoint.
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I'm done with trying to figure out the two different shades of pink! Anyone have any experience with these monitors. I think it's called a Pinpoint.
I have a reef fanatic ph monitor right now. The only reason I bought it instead of the pinpoint is the reef fanatic comes with an attached power cord. You don't have to by an adapter like the pinpoint. It also has alarms you can preset for low and high readings. They are the same price also. Very accurate also.
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I have a reef fanatic ph monitor right now. The only reason I bought it instead of the pinpoint is the reef fanatic comes with an attached power cord. You don't have to by an adapter like the pinpoint. It also has alarms you can preset for low and high readings. They are the same price also. Very accurate also.
I havnt had to buy any adapters for any of my Pinpoint monitors. I have 3 and they all came with the adapter. Anyway...they are accurate monitors and last a long time if taken care of.
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Cool. Thanks guys. I saw them on Ebay for like $20. I'll get one today.
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