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01-31-2007, 04:51 PM
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Clarity! Finally some answers (maybe)
Ask, (or maybe in my case, whine) enough and ye shall receive.
 Yesterday the nitrate monitor arrived in the mail! "Woot!"  It looks like it's immune to the sulfur interference. I tested the tank and it read 26ppm and I measured the reactor effluent and it read 13ppm. So maybe this thing has been working all along... I guess the lesson is learned, you need to take a leap of faith (or find a test kit that's immune to sulfur interference, and FWIW that's neither Salifert or Elos).
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