Does this Pinpoint ORP meter come with the complete electrode/probe and sensor for testing the ORP of the water? Or is the electrode/probe extra?EXTRA So the meter is ready to use out of the box complete with electrode! Thanks for answering. The reason I asked b/c the pictorial on Amazon doesn't show the end on the probe that I thought could be an extra purchase...thank you. Does this Pinpoint ORP meter come with the complete electrode/probe and sensor for testing the ORP of the water? Or is the electrode/probe extra?EXTRA So the meter is ready to use out... » Read More Does this Pinpoint ORP meter come with the complete electrode/probe and sensor for testing the ORP of the water? Or is the electrode/probe extra?EXTRA So the meter is ready to use out of the box complete with electrode! Thanks for answering. The reason I asked b/c the pictorial on Amazon doesn't show the end on the probe that I thought could be an extra purchase...thank you. « Show Less
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There were 2 packs included but need to purchase additional for future use.
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Yes mine came complete with everything needed. I did research on this also before I bought.
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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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I use this for measuring my OG and FG of my beers. My friend who got me into brewing and works for a national beer supply distributor also uses this. You can calibrate this with distilled water. Does that mean it's accurate? I have to think so. I have not compared the results of this against my hydrometer, but if they were off I'm not sure which would be more accurate.
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It's supposed o come with 2 sets of probes. Mine did not. Amazon gave me a credit adjustment for it. All I can say, is you're taking your chances that you'll get both sets of probes. It works great, though.
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My meter worked fine for the GU and uric acid with the old style test strips which have the blood intake at the end of the strip. However, when I used it with the new style test strips with the blood intake on the side it seems to be reading low for the uric acid test. I have not tried the new GU strips. I have tried to get the control solutions to verify the meter but no one seems to sell them. You should not need the control solutions to get readings. You do need to put the correct chip in the chip slot for what ever test you are making. If you are not getting any readings you should probably return the meter. I am also concerned it may not work correctly with the new style strips. Sincerely, Frank Huling
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Yes the Ex330 comes with a temperature (k probe) Included along with the meter probes. This meter is very good for the price best bang for the buck if you do not need a true RMS meter.(You can watch a you tube video eevblog by dave jones meter shoot out it will be very helpfull) So Good Luck !!
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The pinpointer has nothing to do with the main metal detector. It is used after you have dug up some soil and are sifting through looking for little stuff that you can't see right away. I separate my soil into piles and go over each with the main coil. Never needed a pinpointer, yet. Saw one (brand unknown) in use in some cruddy sandy soil that was giving a signal but couldn't see anything. It turned out to be a .22 bullet. Had to practically touch the bullet with the pinpointer probe to get a signal. Could have found it with a sifter (much cheaper).
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This one cannot be used without the external probe. The probe has the sensor...But you can buy the other one with the built in sensor in the back of the unit. Personally I like the probe better..
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I installed it several years ago on a sailboat I no longer own. The gauge is great. With that said, here is what I remember.You are purchasing only the monitor and nothing is included for hookup. The monitor requires a 500A/50 mV shunt in the circuit for hookup. If you do not have one already installed, you will need to purchase one. You will then need fuses, fuse holders, and wires. There is a connection kit which is color coded to match the wiring diagram. Yes, it is expensive -- isn't everything for a boat, but includes all the fuses and makes the process of installation much easier. I installed it several years ago on a sailboat I no longer own. The gauge is great. With that said, here is what I remember.You are purchasing only the monitor and nothing is included for hookup. The monitor requires a 500A/50 mV shunt in the circuit for hookup. If you do not have one already installed, you will need to purchase one. You will then need fuses, fuse holders, and wires. There is a connection kit which is color coded to match the wiring diagram. Yes, it is expensive -- isn't everything for a boat, but includes all the fuses and makes the process of... » Read More I installed it several years ago on a sailboat I no longer own. The gauge is great. With that said, here is what I remember.You are purchasing only the monitor and nothing is included for hookup. The monitor requires a 500A/50 mV shunt in the circuit for hookup. If you do not have one already installed, you will need to purchase one. You will then need fuses, fuse holders, and wires. There is a connection kit which is color coded to match the wiring diagram. Yes, it is expensive -- isn't everything for a boat, but includes all the fuses and makes the process of installation much easier. « Show Less
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no there is no probe, its just a pulse ox meter you stick you finger in it. I hope this helps
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It comes with a small amount. It does not come with a full supply and like any other tester, you buy strips separately. If I remember correctly, there were about 15 strips.
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The sensor I got did not come with the mounting hardware, I used the hardware from my old sensor. It should be noted the the pic of the product does not show the mounting hardware. I purchased my sensor about 6 months ago.FYI mine worked perfectly and was shipped very quickly.
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Barb, did it occur to you that the advice you conveyed was less valuable than the time you wasted in typing it? Probably not.Let me clarify my original question for the Barbs of this world. Would someone that has the cup that came with the unit kindly pour water in the cup up to the line, then pour that volume of water into a measuring cup and post the actual measurement? The best measurement Waring would give me over the phone was "fill up to the line" which, without the cup, is about as useful as advice from Barb.
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Baseline calibration should be the water source for your project. The meter came out of the box pre-calibrated for me. I assume if you want to set the baseline at 0 you can use reverse osmosis water. I never had to calibrate mine and it gave accurate readings.
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I bought those too, the readings with the no-calibration strips still came out as 0.1's almost all the time with occasional 0.2's just like the first set of calibrated strips that I had bought with the meter originally. I'm an engineer and don't know exactly how they do it, but nanoscale manufacturing these days is doing amazing things so maybe the calibration sample is on the strip sub-microscopically and we simply can't see it. Just follow the instructions and be happy.
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I bought this temperature device- the connectors that come with it are not probes merely wires with plugs on the end. I happened to have two probes I used with another instrument before so I used them and they worked fine. you have to purchase thermocouple probes . which will attatch to these wires with plugs or have their own plugs on the ends. hope this helps
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I bought the unit with two probes. One was defective (didn't work) and I replaced it. The other has worked flawlessly for several months now. Of course I treat it with great respect. It seems to be the luck of the draw.