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PostPosted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 1:41 pm    Post subject: orion 4star meter Reply with quote

We recently purchased this meter for our lab. We have been using the
chlorine probe with it.Is there anyone else out there who may be using
this meter. I have been using a 0.1 ug/l and a 1.0ug/l standard for my
calibration. I find that the slope is a bit off at times an the lower
standard doesn't read close to the concentration of the standard.Again
you can email me at waterpollutionlaboratory@cityofattleboro.us
thanks
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