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Closer resolutionThe 755 is fine if you already have it, but if buying now, get the new 722.
The latter shows the result in dkh. Why have the extra step of doing the math yourself? Unless you'd rather see the result in ppm.

I suppose... but the difference between 8.3 and 8.326 isn't enough to worry about for me, not to mention the +/- 5% accuracy of the checkers.Closer resolution![]()

I keep my alk at 7.7 so what kind of math would need to be done with the 755 ppmThe 755 is fine if you already have it, but if buying now, get the new 722.
The latter shows the result in dkh. Why have the extra step of doing the math yourself? Unless you'd rather see the result in ppm.
If you want to convert ppm to dkh...I keep my alk at 7.7 so what kind of math would need to be done with the 755 ppm
I keep my alk at 7.7 so what kind of math would need to be done with the 755 ppm
Didn't even think about Apex converting it for me. So I will have Hanna po4 and ALK checker are there any others that you guys would recommend?I agree with twillard, I aim for 165. Wouldn't even take note of the dKh but I chart my readings on my Apex and it automatically converts it to dKh. It will also convert ml left if you are using Salifert for things like Ca, NO3, etc.

