New Grower pH tester meter

[realcarlos]

Thanks road. We don't have that much great stuff in Canada everything is expensive as well. I'll keep looking for a complete package.
Thanks again

 

[Muddy]

Yes, if you are growing hydro then you won't need the soil meter.

Thanks Muddy. This gets expensive. It will be most likely for hydro. To ph the water. So in that case would I only need one?

 

[realcarlos]

Thanks! By the way who is that in your avatar?

 

[Muddy]

That is the great bluesman Muddy Waters. The father of electric blues and inspiration to many. The Rolling Stones took their name from one of his songs. When Muddy went from Mississippi to Chicago, teamed up with Little Walter and plugged his guitar in, he changed the course of the blues and influenced many early rock groups. He's always been a musical hero of mine and I consider myself very fortunate to have seen him live three times before he died.

Thanks! By the way who is that in your avatar?

 

[realcarlos]

Wow, never heard of him. I shall youtube some of his stuff
thanks

 

[realcarlos]

Hey guys what do you think of
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Digital-pH-T...618?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a694243f2

 

[hitman_64]

I just got a 15 dollar one off eBay and some calibration solution. Been working like a champ. I use it every morning when I wake up to make sure all systems are firing as they should. I also got a 15-20 dollar TDS pen and calibration solution. Same thing, works like a champ.

Just bought both as well. Lent my hanna out. Big mistake. Glad to see its working for ya.

 

[The Medicine Man]

nice! Yea, they're working perfect for me.

 

[Mellow Yellow]

That is the great bluesman Muddy Waters. The father of electric blues and inspiration to many. The Rolling Stones took their name from one of his songs. When Muddy went from Mississippi to Chicago, teamed up with Little Walter and plugged his guitar in, he changed the course of the blues and influenced many early rock groups. He's always been a musical hero of mine and I consider myself very fortunate to have seen him live three times before he died.

Lots of younger folks don't realize that true rock n roll came from blues... Of course I mean no disrespect to the younger folks, but what music is out there now ain't rockn roll!

I saw an interview with Paul McCartney (Beatles) and they asked him what has happened to rock n roll.... He stated simply "It's gotten away from it's roots and become something I am not familiar with".

Muddy Waters was cool, as is Bo Diddley, BB KIng and they are just some of the better known Blues guys out there...