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Shane H View Drop Down
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Sorry boys - I'm out on the pH pen. Not nearly accurate enough. Thanks Flaz for the spec info.

BTW- here's another cheapo. This is an inside/outside thermometer. I'm not sure if the remote sensor is waterproof or not - but I'm sure you could smear it with silicone. I have one in my boat - it was $6.99 at the 5-points store.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=33080
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I'm not sure it's the cheapest around, but bird world in north salt lake has a good collection of bulkheads and vho endcaps (I just bought a pair).  Are there any other local fish shops with diy supplies?
Jon

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MSM in Centerville has a fair amount if you ask them about it and for it.
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I just ordered a Milwaukee pH monitor (model sm102).

"The SM102 Aquarium pH Meter has 2 point automatic calibration and automatic temperature compensation. Electrode, temp. probe and calibration solution included."

This model displays both the pH and the water temperature. Just over $100. with shipping.

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Where's the link?

 
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