I suspect this PH Probe is having issues

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Do you think these readings are accurate?

  • Yep! It's the new "Whole Tank" CA reactor technology for increased media capacity.

    Votes: 2 66.7%
  • Of course! Expensive tests are never wrong

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  • What's a "PH"?

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  • Your biggest issue is instability, just hold it at 3 and you'll be good.

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  • Increase your Magnesium.

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • Neah,.. there's no way that's right.

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Just a thread for fun,.. I went to check my PH probe to get an idea for daily swing as I was setting up my fuge light and saw this:
PHProbeIssue by Wiskey2727, on Flickr

Granted I haven't calibrated for a while, but this is silly.

Whiskey
 
I recommend always backing up a pH probe. Next to heaters they can be notoriously unreliable. I posted a thread for pH probe commendations.
I used to have a Pinpoint. it was battery operated and portable
But yeah, unless you are making vinegar brine, I’m gonna say replace that probe
 
I don't really chase PH numbers so I didn't worry about this for a while, but I just looked into it tonight. Turns out that that I had knocked the connector loose on the Apex, once that was fixed it calibrated just fine.

Whiskey
 

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