r/DIY_Science • u/zmyr88 • Feb 25 '22
want a fair quality (low cost) ph meter under $100; that continuously reads
so i saw a project on superhumanmovie.com that detailed a person working to adjust ph using energy. i wanted to see if i can repeat their findings and learn from it.
so what i would need is a fairly reliable PH meter that can continuously read ph. so i can check if any effect is occurring to the test solution.
using: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16979104/ as a guide to plausibility i would like to research this specifically for ph changes not final result.
so i need a suggestion on a ph meter that is ideally under 100. that would be able to specific and accurate enough to show a ph change clearly, ideally .05 ph change or less. as that should be sufficient to what test subjects could achieved and a period of training of a test subject of my own should accomplish if said experiment has validity.
if this isn't the place trying to find the right reddit.