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Old 05-25-2007, 02:22 PM
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Im looking to buy a salinity refractometer and was wondering if anyone knows which ones are good and which ones to stay away from
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I bought a no name one for $49 and it works fine. Just make sure you calibrate it with solution that you can buy online.
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I've got the Milwaukee MR100ATC

Only reason I got this one over the no-namer was because I scored it for $50 to my door on ebay
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Only reason I got this one over the no-namer was because I scored it for $50 to my door on ebay
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