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bassman999

bassman999

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Aother Issue
Woke up this morning and my dog wasnt in his bed, he was in the bathroom lying down.
I kicked him out, and he couldnt walk.
I put him in his bed...heavy ass mofo!
Then I went into the living room
OMFG!!!!!
He threw up all over the place, and huge pool of diarrhea, and even a puddle of piss.
I was so pissed.
I told him to get oputside.
He couldnt get up...back legs were all shaky and he looked soo pathetic.
He seems way better later in the day.
I was feeding him yellow-green gatorade by hand as he wouldnt eat or drink.
He had about half the bottle.
I cant afford a vet.
I hope he just has a flu?

I might add he never pisses or shits in the house.
 
DoobieBrother

DoobieBrother

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bassman999 said:
So I got a used meter.
Hanna combo pen
ph/ec/tds temp
Anyway dude told me that you are supposed to double the ppm it says on the screen...has anyone heard this or know if this is true?
HI 98129 is the model.
I have read all I can about it and am just more confused now with conversion factors etc...still dont believe the ppm displayed isnt right.
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That unit has a "Conversion Factor" for TDS (PPM), and for the Temperature Compensation Coefficient that can be adjusted.
Maybe he didn't know about it, or it no longer works, or it is an earlier version of that model that did not have the ability to change the conversion factor.
Any of those reasons could be why he had to double the readings for PPM.
If it's stuck on a Conversion Factor of .50, or he didn't know how to adjust it through the pens settings, you would have to double the number it displays to get an accurate PPM.
Just a hunch. I could be wrong.
(from the Hanna website user manual PDF file)

http://www.hannainst.com/manuals/manHI_98129_98130.pdf

To change the EC/TDS conversion factor (CONV) and the temperature compensation coefficient β (BETA)
• From measurement mode, press and hold the /MODE button until TEMP and the current temperature unit are displayed on the lower LCD. Eg. TEMP °C.
• Press the /MODE button again to show the current conversion factor. (example: 0.50 CONV.)
• Press the SET/HOLD button to change the conversion factor.
• Press the /MODE button to show the current temperature compensation coefficient β. Eg. 2.1 BETA.
• Press the SET/HOLD button to change the temperature compensation coefficient β.
• Press the /MODE button to return to the normal measuring mode.
 
bassman999

bassman999

Well-Known Member
DoobieBrother said:
That unit has a "Conversion Factor" for TDS (PPM), and for the Temperature Compensation Coefficient that can be adjusted.
Maybe he didn't know about it, or it no longer works, or it is an earlier version of that model that did not have the ability to change the conversion factor.
Any of those reasons could be why he had to double the readings for PPM.
If it's stuck on a Conversion Factor of .50, or he didn't know how to adjust it through the pens settings, you would have to double the number it displays to get an accurate PPM.
Just a hunch. I could be wrong.
(from the Hanna website user manual PDF file)

To change the EC/TDS conversion factor
(CONV) and the temperature compensation coefficient β (BETA)
• From measurement mode, press and hold the /
MODE button until TEMP and the current temperature unit are displayed on the lower LCD. Eg. TEMP
°C.
• Press the /MODE button again to show the
current conversion factor. (example: 0.50 CONV.)
• Press the SET/HOLD button to change the conversion factor.
• Press the /MODE button to show the current
temperature compensation coefficient β. Eg. 2.1 BETA.
• Press the SET/HOLD button to change the temperature compensation coefficient β.
• Press the /MODE button to return to the normal
measuring mode.
Click to expand...
I was just gonna set it to EC, but didnt get it to...oh well
Ill figure it out.
I am gonna buy some ppm cal solution and go from there .
 
DoobieBrother

DoobieBrother

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I sure hope that's "all" it is, bassman.
(that's bad enough to have your buddy sick like that, that's why I used the quote marks)
Lots of poison plants out there for dogs (like cats).
I hope it works itself out.
 
Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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dogs eat grass when their stomachs are bad, what for i don;t know but COf's flushing is def a good idea. hope he's alreet BM.

Speaking of DOG:

 
AMCHEESIER

AMCHEESIER

Active Member
cheers don i got him via bb's site said they should be soon will let me know. i think i might go for the qq instead but was hoping on some feminized so i wasnt pulling males out as just got an indoor spot and want to maximize yield on this 1.
 
curious old fart

curious old fart

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Some Dippy Ellsy at harvest-day 60
She would be a good scrog....look how the buds are laying over....they need all the support they can get.





plant 2-even heavier




I find that most of the Dippy's are done at 8 1/2 weeks, but I have one strain that likes to go to 9 1/2 to 10.

:peace:
cof
 
Fast50

Fast50

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How yall doin riu? Hopefully good.

A friend has some going from bb. DPQ, deep blue, dippy ellsy, sour cherry ordered, sent a extra pack of cheese surprise. Thanks bb! Just put on flwr 2 days ago. Any input on what one of those would make the best mom? These chz surprise look afgan? Amirite?
 
mr west

mr west

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Dippys looking fucking bomb CoF. I belive it says in the write up on the bb website that the branches need support lol.
 
209 Cali closet grower

209 Cali closet grower

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just passing throw.

good moring crew. well passed my backround check, and drug test, but still looking for a better job, as I'm still putting aps in.

All my bb blants are doing great, but got bbk, needing some n? bbk just reaks in my backyard. Dog seeds are doing great, and the rest.
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blunt8175

blunt8175

Member
What's up 6ers, there's some nice looking plants being shown today there making my mouth water. My plants are doing good but still a little bit early to flip but as my old dad used to say patience young grasshopper out of small acorns grow big trees. Blunt :joint:
 
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