i have been told that i need to get a td ez meter to check the ppm but in the description says not need of it
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The td meter is optional. There are variables that affect the strength of the finished product like water temp and whether you are using batteries or plugging the unit in. If you want to know for sure what the strength of the colloidal use a meter.
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most meters are calibrated for city water supplies and will read less by 20 to 50 % than the actual ppm of silver.
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I bought a ppm reader to make sure the book was correct. Mine was only 5 bucks. I rather use the meter for accuracy.
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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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The tpms from your jeep is most likely on a different frequency. The EEZ tire is unit specific and you have to program each sensor to the receiver.
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Check your paper work that came with meter. Other than that, I have had no problem with mine. I set it for what I want to check and it works just fine. Your meter and mine are the same.
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Yes this meter has1 ppm resolution but it is not laboratory quality. If you really need 1ppm accuracy then break out your check book and buy a professional instrumen
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Advertised 10ppm, but I tested myself with HM TDS (Total Dissolved Solids)Tester Meter and shows 17ppm.
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I don't know what a db meter is, but I don't think so as I have read the manual and don't remember seeing anything about it.
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U can also check out mjlorton on YouTube...he reviews the meter...great for the price.
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Yeah the write ups on Amazon are pretty poor, the TDS-EZ does NOT have temperature compensation the TDS-4 has temperature compensation. What temperature compensation means is that the ppm reading will not vary as the temperature of the water varys. The temperature compensation is good from 1 to 50 degrees Celsius, which is 33.8 degrees Fahrenheit to 122 degrees Fahrenheit. You can find this out by going to HM Digital website, which is (I will put in f_ for forward slashes and blank for period): www tdsmeter comf_imgf_selectionguide jpg . BTW, if you look at the reviews on Amazon for HM Digital TDS-EZ (the non-temperature compensated one), there is a review written by John A called, "Convenient, simple to use. Not temperature compensated" and he shows the ppm reading variation vs. temperature for the TDS-EZ meter. It is very large more than 100% variation in ppm reading from 54 degrees to 130degrees. Generally for the extra few bucks I wouldn't buy the TDS-EZ, if you do buy the TDS-EZ it is only good for relative ppm water readings and all the water samples have to be at the same temperature for the relative reading to be valid. Given this headache the TDS-4 is a much better buy given the bang for the buck.
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I will look to see if they sent me one. They may not have. In the mean time Google, "how to use an analog multi meter"
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I return this product immediately because rather than giving me a diagnosis code it simply said it go see your mechanic so in my opinion it's not worth using on any vehicle I would go to your local auto parts store and let them plug in their diagnosis device it will do it at no charge autozone O'Reilly Auto Parts.I personally do not recommend buying this product my opinion your choice have a great day!
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I am not sure what you mean by the "ppm". PPM usually means Parts Per Million. I have no way of testing this.
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FROM HM DIGITAL: Yes, any of our TDS meters can be used for checking colloidal silver in any range (up to the meter's max). Since distilled water will be virtually devoid of TDS and register 0 ppm (potentially 1 or 2 ppm), if you add 10 ppm of colloidal silver to the water, it will show as 10 ppm on the meter. One thing to note is that the TDS-EZ is one of our most basic TDS meters and does not have ATC (Automatic Temperature Compensation), which means it will not automatically compensate for temperature discrepancies off the baseline of 77F (25C). For everyday drinking water testing, this is not an issue, but for sensitive testing, it can be. Therefore, if the water will be much hotter or colder than 77F, it's suggested to get a more advanced meter, such as HM Digital's AP-1.
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FROM HM DIGITAL: The TDS-EZ was calibrated at 25 degrees Celsius (77F), but more importantly, the TDS-EZ is one of HM Digital's most basic meters and does not have Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC). Therefore, since it does not have ATC, you will see discrepancies when testing hotter or colder from the baseline of 25C/77F.If your water is typically around this temperature, it won't be much of a difference, but if +/-10 degrees or more from 25C/77F, it's a good idea to get a meter with ATC, such as HM Digital's TDS-3, TDS-4, AP-1, COM-80 or COM-100.
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Autometer's instructions mentions diesels, see http://www.autometer.com/download_instruction/2650-1424-00.pdfQuote:"For some engine/vehicle types (most Chrysler vehicles, diesel engines, etc.) you will be required to input a value for the engine size of the vehicle."I have a TDI too, but I'm reluctant to try this product because Autometer isn't very clear on their diesel stance.
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The newer ones may have it , mine dous not . I just bring a battery checker .
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The meter comes with a DB9F serial cable. You can plug it directly into your computer if your computer has a DB9M serial port. If not, any standard USB-Serial adapter should have the correct plug.