What is the scale range on this? I need something for high gravity cyser. My last batch was 1.106 starting and .994 finishing.
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What is cyser? The Hydrometer is marked clearly; higher #'s when juice unfermented & lower #'s, hopefully 1.00 or less, after you're about done. .994 is a good batch typically....
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Great name! Thanks for the question. The ph range is from 6.0-10(in the red) - end padThis test kit is nice and easy, tests for Bacteria, lead, pesticide, nitrates and PH. I have been testing evrey 2-3 months since I am in PA along the fracking belt and recently my township has converted to Philadelphia public water, no more well water. All the best!
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I bought this after trying to use one of those aquarium hydrometers. This is far more accurate. It has 2 scales. The one I use (also on the hydrometer) is specific gravity(SG). Fish only/live rock tanks can have an SG of 1.022-1.025. Reef tanks need a little higher, about 1.025-1.026. The aquarium hydrometers were almost useless, as they could vary between .005 SG between readings of the same water. This one is dead on.
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My tap water is 7.5 ph and about 130 ppm. with AN jungle micro (200ml) and Bloom (400ml) with a 40 gallon ebb flow hydro setup in Coco Coir, I usually get a drop from 6.0 down to 5.8 with a 5 gram dose (the small scoop is 5g, the big scoop is 15g). I believe your dosage will vary based on the type of nutes and density of the nutes (I'm showing 725ppm after adding the nutes). I strongly suggest adding the powder to a mixing bottle (I use an old PH down bottle). Let the powder dissolve for a few minutes in the water bottle, shaking every now and then before adding to your nute tank. PPP
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I bought this after trying to use one of those aquarium hydrometers. This is far more accurate. It has 2 scales. The one I use (also on the hydrometer) is specific gravity(SG). Fish only/live rock tanks can have an SG of 1.022-1.025. Reef tanks need a little higher, about 1.025-1.026.The aquarium hydrometers were almost useless, as they could vary between .005 SG between readings of the same water. This one is dead on.
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I don't fully understand your question. I'll try to answer. I have it set at 78. I have rigged it and use it for brewing kombucha tea. It isn't where I can notice it all the time it is on a shelf in my laundry). I have never noticed it below 77.2 and I have never noticed it above 78. Does that help?
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TAD-1/4 DASH- 1/9 (53/54 gm water) (this spoon is suspect!!)*PINCH-1/16SMIDGEN-1/32DROP=1/64As I left in Joanna's comments- I think this spoon may be getting a slightly defective form. Obviously Norpro's sequential intent is for the DASH to be 1/8 tsp but because I know my spoon is a bit lighter than that, there may be a factory forming issue giving varying results from the intended 1/8 tsp as other's have disagreed on this one. Checking the HIC Brands Cooking Essentials 1/8 tsp. that one is giving me 1/7 tsp or 143 gm. Now I guess I will need to check every spoon I have. Onto the Norpro 8 piece spoon to see if those are correct......(?) TAD-1/4 DASH- 1/9 (53/54 gm water) (this spoon is suspect!!)*PINCH-1/16SMIDGEN-1/32DROP=1/64As I left in Joanna's comments- I think this spoon may be getting a slightly defective form. Obviously Norpro's sequential intent is for the DASH to be 1/8 tsp but because I know my spoon is a bit lighter than that, there may be a factory forming issue giving varying results from the intended 1/8 tsp as other's have disagreed on this one. Checking the HIC Brands Cooking Essentials 1/8 tsp. that one is giving me 1/7 tsp or 143 gm. Now I guess I will need to check... » Read More TAD-1/4 DASH- 1/9 (53/54 gm water) (this spoon is suspect!!)*PINCH-1/16SMIDGEN-1/32DROP=1/64As I left in Joanna's comments- I think this spoon may be getting a slightly defective form. Obviously Norpro's sequential intent is for the DASH to be 1/8 tsp but because I know my spoon is a bit lighter than that, there may be a factory forming issue giving varying results from the intended 1/8 tsp as other's have disagreed on this one. Checking the HIC Brands Cooking Essentials 1/8 tsp. that one is giving me 1/7 tsp or 143 gm. Now I guess I will need to check every spoon I have. Onto the Norpro 8 piece spoon to see if those are correct......(?) « Show Less
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I just wrote that mine was off by a pound. the instructs say to have it calibrated by local cornell cooperative but don't think they still do it (can always check in your area). If you are going for 15 pounds and it reads 14 but the regulator is jiggling, I'd assume it's fine.
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We like it strong- 75 g per 10 cup, find is set "6P" It's a lovely start to the work day. My extended family likes it a bit weaker at about 55 g with the same settingsBest, Jennifer
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I bought a 100 awhile back. 7097C LOT# DW3GJ3D01E [ Normal Control Solution Range ] 106-147 mg/dl 5.9-8.2 mmoL/L !!!!!!!! Exp. Date: 2015-07 Get back to me w/answer. Thx
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The lowest hg(inches of mercury,30 being absolute) I have reached with my pump is 29.8.I use this pump with my vacuum chamber with results better than expected. With regular oil changes,this pump will out live me. Also to be noted is that this pump in particular was recommended to me by a friend that is an hvac specialist. Feel free to ask any other ?'s
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I load 180gr 1.135 OAL 4.3gr Titegroup for my glock35 w/KKM Barrel and get ~170PF, you should start low 3.8gr and work your way up and look at the primer from the ejected brass to check for any sign of high pressure.
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calibration solution is about 1oz and storage is very little I made up the calibration and stored it in the refrigerator for about a month then it became unstable and i got rid of it as for storage solution it was maybe 10cc and I have been using filtered water to store it in seems to be working very well...Good Luck
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It took me studying the graph that came with it and a couple of searches on web for liquid measurement equivalents in order to get the solution I needed. Don't have the graph that came with it so I can't venture exactly how to get 400 ppm right now. If studying the graph they sent doesn't help you, write again and I will track down my graph before responding next time.
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Mark is correct....I have (6) 525ss and easily have enough head on my draft beers. I had cheaper taps and had all sorts of problems with them locking up especially with the higher gravity beers that I tend to favor. Not a bit of problems with the Perlick 525 faucets
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Ive been putting up to 17 grams by weight in this portafilter. Im guessing this thing is more like a triple shot compared to the standard portafilter. My other filter baskets work with it as well so it is whatever you need it for.
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I believe it was rated at 300-350 somewhere in that range. Should be on the mfg website if you google it.I have used it up to 260# with no problem.