[gaga43]

How many of you use them in conjunction to your co2 set ups... What are your experiences, how do they work, are they really worth it??? They seem pretty expensive

 

[Clinton Parsons]

I love them. No more fiddling with bubble rates or drop checkers or diffuser placement.

 

[York1]

I use them and i wouldn't go back. I have the milwaukee and pinpoint ph controllers. The milwaukee is very easy to setup and use. The pinpoint is not quite so straight forward, but it gives you more precise controll . Love them both to be honest

 

[gaga43]

Mind if I ask what it ran you guys for $$? Pm me ( I won't tell your wives or hubbys)

 

[Clinton Parsons]

Well I broke down and got a neptune Apex so.....800ish. I wanted to control everything I could.

If all you want is just a pH controller it won't cost you near that. Maybe around $150 or so.

 

[York1]

Mind if I ask what it ran you guys for $$? Pm me ( I won't tell your wives or hubbys)

milwaukee i bought new for about 150 I think
pinpoint used for 100 shipped

 

[gaga43]

Well I broke down and got a neptune Apex so.....800ish. I wanted to control everything I could.

If all you want is just a pH controller it won't cost you near that. Maybe around $150 or so.

😳😳 I just don't really know what to look for.... Nothing crazy all I want to use it for is my co2 system

 

[York1]

Well I broke down and got a neptune Apex so.....800ish. I wanted to control everything I could.

If all you want is just a pH controller it won't cost you near that. Maybe around $150 or so.

I want one but my wife would divorce me or maybe even kill me then divorce me :laugh2:

 

[gaga43]

ROBOT WARNING - at the Test Equipment Depot This is probably what I should be looking at?

 

[payluder]

That is a good price for it new.

 

[gaga43]

That is a good price for it new.

On sale right now too bad I just bought a light for my experiment tank

 

[Immortal1]

Well, I am currently running (1) Milwaukee pH controller. It is connected to my 75g tank. Sitting next to the 75g is the wife's 40g tank. There is no pH controller on her tank.
I have one cO2 tank with a very nice regulator and dual solenoids/metering valves. It is nice having the pH controller to see how the pH level is doing, but, now that I have gotten comfortable with what each tanks bubble rate looks like I find myself checking her tanks pH level less and less. Having the safety factor of the pH controller is nice, but I am now leaning towards setting the controller .2 or .3 lower than I actually need.