Guest guest Posted December 23, 2003 Report Share Posted December 23, 2003 Good Afternoon, After reading Helen's reports on the importance of tree-ripening fruit I've started at looking around for a Brix refractometer of my own. These things are for sale all over the internet since they're used for beermaking, juices, oils, honey, etc. However, they have different specs and prices depending on the application they're made for. Does anyone have a recommendation for a particular brand, model or retailer (mail order or East coast pref) Thanks, and Merry Christmas to all of you raw fooders out there from the 3 of us here in Morgantown. Nick Hein West Virginia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2003 Report Share Posted December 24, 2003 Nick, It says Portable Refractometer, 0-32% Brix W/ATC on my box. These are either made in China or Japan. Helen - <nick.hein <RawSeattle > Tuesday, December 23, 2003 12:02 PM [RawSeattle] Re: Brix Meters > Good Afternoon, > After reading Helen's reports on the importance of tree-ripening fruit I've started at looking around for a Brix refractometer of my own. These things are for sale all over the internet since they're used for beermaking, juices, oils, honey, etc. However, they have different specs and prices depending on the application they're made for. Does anyone have a recommendation for a particular brand, model or retailer (mail order or East coast pref) > > Thanks, and Merry Christmas to all of you raw fooders out there from the 3 of us here in Morgantown. > > Nick Hein > West Virginia > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2003 Report Share Posted December 24, 2003 > Does > anyone have a recommendation for a particular brand, model or retailer (mail order > or East coast pref) hi nick... here's some info and sources on refractometers norm )~ ...... raw food, simply wonderful ..... you want an instrument that reads from 0/32% and you don't necessarily need an instrument with temperature compensation search ebay for refractometer http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?query=refractometer & ht=1 & sosort property=1 & from=R10 & BasicSearch= here's the type that seems to be most popular with brixheads http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem & item=2582483386 & category=1 2577 the bin price is a good one if you don't wanna bid if you decide to bid on a refractometer on ebay consider using e-snipe or auctionsniper http://www.esnipe.com/ http://www.auctionsniper.com/?from=cauger (AT) cox (DOT) net here's brix list member from down under who sells brixmeters (refractometers) check out his other products also http://www.plantsfood.com/refractometer.htm you might check out the guy below also... Message: 3 Mon, 01 Apr 2002 02:13:03 -0000 " CharDowner " <www.divine-heart.org > Buy a Refractometer - Pricing for BrixTalk Members Hi Guys: Here's my two cents on Refractometers. To ATC or not to ATC: Automatic Temperature Compensation or " ATC " allows the refractometer to automatically adjust for temperature fluctuations between 10C and 30C and still read as if it were done at 20C. This feature is handy for outdoor testing at the farmers market or in the field. For indoor testing, this feature is overkill (unless your samples are refrigerated). Please note that samples taken below 10C, or above 30C will be gradually " off " the further from 20C you get. Here " ATC " is useless. Brix Range: 0-32% should be more than adequate, unless you are testing fruit juice concentrates, jelly or honey. I sell the following units: RHB-32 - 0-32% Brix RHB-32ATC - 0-32% Brix w/ ATC RHB-18ATC - 0-18% Brix w/ ATC RHB-10ATC - 0-10% Brix w/ ATC RHB-62ATC - 28-62% Brix w/ ATC RHB-82ATC - 45-82% Brix w/ ATC RHB-90ATC - 58-90% Brix w/ ATC, 12%-27% Water and Baume Specific Gravity @ 20C 38% - 43% Each unit is made of durable machined aluminum and knurled rubber for many years of use. I import them from China. They are a snap to use, and I warranty them for two years (they should last a lifetime). Here's a special price for fellow BrixTalk members: NEW! RHB-32.........................$59.99* NEW! RHB-32ATC......................$65.99* *=California Residents must pay an 8.25% Sales Tax, sorry. Standard Shipping to the continental USA is $4.00. International shipping will be determined by the going rates through www.iship.com. Please add $2.00 for Shipping Insurance, if you want it. Please arrange to pay with your Credit/Debit Card or Personal/Company Check through either www.Paypal.com or www.Billpoint.com. If you like, you can send Checks or Money Orders to our address listed below. Checks must clear the bank before we can ship out the unit, sorry. National Industrial Supply 392 S. Miraleste Drive #492 San Pedro, CA 90732 I hope that you'll find my prices are the best around for new equipment. I take trade-ins in great working order too! If you have any questions, please contact me! Charlie www.divine-heart.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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