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I had to send mine back in because it failed within a few months, they have worked with me to get a replacement, hopefully it will work better. When working it seemed very close to my refractometerThose of you who are using this. Would you go with the Milwaukee refractometer instead for a little bit more money? Or does this do the job?
I had to send mine back in because it failed within a few months, they have worked with me to get a replacement, hopefully it will work better. When working it seemed very close to my refractometer
As someone who owns both(milwaukee, and this), I prefer the Hanna. Just plain simple to use.
Mine holds calibration very well. I never knew there was issues till I found this thread. I checked mine for months with a properly calibrated refractometer after I found this thread. Mine is dead nuts, rock solid on calibration, and has not lost calibration in months. Even after I checked with the calibration fluid several months later, it was still in calibration.
Nah, I don't think your in the minority. It's sample bias. The people posting in this thread are the ones with problems. I'm sure the vast majority aren't having problems, so they don't post here.I really like mine, but it seems I'm in the minority. Not only with the liking it, but also with having one that will hold calibration.
My milwaukee is back in the box and on a shelf.
Nah, I don't think your in the minority. It's sample bias. The people posting in this thread are the ones with problems. I'm sure the vast majority aren't having problems, so they don't post here.
I hope your right, I will have a new one coming.Nah, I don't think your in the minority. It's sample bias. The people posting in this thread are the ones with problems. I'm sure the vast majority aren't having problems, so they don't post here.
I hope your right, I will have a new one coming.
I absolutely love mine, and I think you will, too. Just be sure to calibrate regularly (once a month, if you use it frequently), and it'll be an amazing asset.I hope your right, I will have a new one coming.
That’s what I was doing before it malfunctioned, I was happy with it prior to that,I absolutely love mine, and I think you will, too. Just be sure to calibrate regularly (once a month, if you use it frequently), and it'll be an amazing asset.
So its ok to touch the graphite circles with a cotton swab for cleaning?That is nothing to be worried about, it happens when we polish the graphite electrodes before shipping. It will eventually come off but it will not affect the readings. You can wipe it off with cloth or cardboard.
Hi.according to BRF, the Hanna is really only to be used in freshly made salt water. Supposedly the dissolved contaminants in the tank may interfere with the accuracy of the readings. Any thoughts or “proof” of this?
You can clean it with a brush, paper towel or cloth. It will not damage the probe by touching it or cleaning it. Rinse with RODI water after use in saltwater.@Hanna Instruments
Is it ok to periodically clean the graphic circles with a cotton swab or should we avoid touching them all together?