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- From: eber0005@student.tc.umn.edu (Carlos Eberhardt)
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- Subject: Re: Induced voltages
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- Date: 19 Nov 92 15:51:38 GMT
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- Since I have a freshwater tank, I wouldn't think it necessary to have a
- titanium probe, and that stainless steel would suffice. I have added
- aquarium salt, however. I guess my question is this:
- If I go with a stainless steel probe, what are the possible
- repercussions to my tanklife (a tiger oscar, 2 blue channel
- cats, a pleco, & some plants)?
- I'm guessing that any corrosion would only affect the performance of the
- probe, and not be serious enough to harm the tank.
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- Carlos Eberhardt -----------> eber0005@student.tc.umn.edu
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