Eddy Current
Senior Member
Ive heard you can use an electrical meter instead of buying one of those testers that are sold in stores but what is a good reading?
Ive heard you can use an electrical meter instead of buying one of those testers that are sold in stores but what is a good reading?
If you're using a typical multi-meter to determine water quality parameters, in this case conductivity, you probably need to consider what the accuracy of your results will be. Google it, and I'm sure there will be a way to calculate using known volume of water, etc. Just depends how accurate you need to be
Yeah i knew it wouldn't give me all the true readings but i was just wondering what to look for to give me some kind of general idea if the water is good/bad.
Yeah i knew it wouldn't give me all the true readings but i was just wondering what to look for to give me some kind of general idea if the water is good/bad.