Clean and reuse the old bottles with the new reagents.
The TFpro comes with a smart stir if you dont already have one and the TFpro salt adds the $30 salt kit for only $20 more.
I get the reading for salt on my Aqualink. Was told that is accurate. What are your thoughts?
You should never adjust the salt content from the cell or digital testers either handheld or from the pool store. It only comes out quickly by draining, or you might drain a good chunk for no reason.
The Tfpro salt or TF100 salt is just the regular kit with the K1766 tossed in. It's $20 more bundled instead of buying the regular kit plus the $30 K1766.
About $10 off in the mid $40s. I forget which one was which but the K2006C and TF100/ pro refills were $44 and $45 this last spring.
Which kit do you recommend for SWG? I am also considering the electronic devices. But have read mixed stuff on them on here. I do not have any more SW regents, but can probably wait as the SWG is not currently generating chlorine due to the low temps. Regardless, I need to buy a new set if I want the regants to fit.
TFpro salt for a full kit, or just the K1766 for salt only.
Many work until they don't, so you still need the K1766 to verify the digital testers occasionally. I'm not against toys. In fact, i love them. But in this case, if i have to double check the digital tester anyway, what's the point ? The consistency is also a wider window with the digital testers, again needing confirmation when it seems wonky.
Lots of ways to skin that cat listed above, from starting over, reusing and/or getting a tacklebox or just the TFpro case for the refill bottles. Its all personal preference and they're all good.
I use a handheld salt meter but to be confident in the results I calibrate it with lab grade calibration solutions that can cost just as much as the meter. There is no such thing as a plug and play, ready to use, or pre calibrated meter, they all require a higher skill set than the drop tests. There will always be a difference of opinion, the void between those that sell the stuff and those that know how to use it.
Making it all fit can be tricky, depends on what you want, what you have, and what you’re willing to do or put up with. I resorted to a bit of fabrication and copped some of my comparators in half. Probably a bit extreme but I got it all to fit in the smaller case.
I’ve got both. I used the smaller K2006 first and the second, the one I’m using now, is the K2006c.
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Most of us reconfigured the partitions how we needed. Mine wasn't pretty needing room for the speed stir and salt kit, but it worked.
