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Old 08-12-2006, 02:53 AM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.plants
Jolly Fisherman Jolly Fisherman is offline
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Default Florida Driftwood's automated pH controller

On Fri, 08 Dec 2006 01:25:39 +0000, Nikki Casali
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Jolly Fisherman wrote:
Is anybody here familiar with the following automated pH controller?
http://www.floridadriftwood.com/product.asp?3=42

Seems better than the Milwaukee sms122.

I wanted to know:
- who is manufacturers this product and the model number?
- Is there a link to the manual online available?
- Does the unit come with any warranty?

Florida Driftwood has not responded to my email yet. I called their
listed tel number during the proper hours and got a fax machine.

Have ppl had better experiences buying from them?


I think I can help you he
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/The...&lnk=ol&hl=en&


Thanks.

I own the pH controller myself but bought it from a supplier in the UK.
It's probably made in China but identical to the more expensive
AquaMedic pH controller and just as good. If you read the link above,
FloridaDriftwood appear to have issues sending working pH probes.

Nikki


Are you happy with your controller? Would you recommend it?

I was thinking of getting the Milwaukee sms122. I hesitate as I
understand it requires monthly recalibrating.

I have read the Pinpoint PH Controller can be annoying to calibrate
but can keep it's calibration much better. Not sure if the Pinpoint
or Aqua Medic pH controller or computer warrant the extra expense.
Also not clear if there is an inexpensive Dupla controller or what
else is available in the US.