Truncheon

[bazza7]

Was just flicking through the excellent reading on the Vasatron and came across the pic of the "truncheon".

Being fairly new to the site I was wondering if a more experienced member could help me out with "what the..?"

I've never heard of such a thing.

Bazza 7

[Lucian]

ppm EC meter mate for measuring n00t strength

 

 

www.nzhydroponics.com/downloads/dl00153.pdf

Edited May 25, 2004 by Lucian

[bazza7]

Thx Lucian...will check it out.

[Lucian]

npbs mate glad i could help ya out

 

im new here as well , but one of the 1st thing i heard about hyro was to ge the Magic wand ..................(truncheon)

 

that was the 1st thing i was told to buy

[Luke Skywalker]

Indeed. Truncheons rock.

[bazza7]

What sort of cash for one of these jiggers guys?

[F420]

it changes from shop to shop, but roughly $120-00Aud

[Luke Skywalker]

Yeah, give or take. Maybe up to 140 at some places.

 

Truncheons also come with a three year warranty, should the unthinkable happen, (which I'm the only person I know of it's actually happened to, and it was my fault) and the thing should break, (it doesn't need calibrating btw) then you can use your fandangled 3 year warranty and eeeeexcellent customer service at the home company to get it fixed quicksmart.

 

I had a problem, as I said just then, and within two weeks or so it was there, worked out what was wrong, and then sent me a new one. According to them, it was damaged cos there was nutrient in the battery casing. I don't know how it got in there, but as it was in a box with nutrients, I can only assume it was an accidental splash I never saw. But regardless of this, they sent me a new unit, and I've never had a problem since.

 

I love truncheons. Every grower, hydro or soil, (well, it's not very useful for totally organic, and therefore non-salt form nutrients, but it could certainly help if you use chem ferts for soil plants) should consider one, as they are invaluable tools.