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    Default Re: TDS much lower than expected

    Which TDS meter do you have and do you have the standard solution to calibrate it against? If so when is the last time you calibrated it?
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    Default Re: TDS much lower than expected

    It is a HM TDS-4. It is brand new - this is the first time that I've used it.

    I suspected the meter might be off, but it gives consistent reading +/- 4 on the tap water and on the pool water.

    Say if it was off by a factor of 10 and the pool was 1570 and the tap water was 2600, that still doesn't account for the pool being less than the fill water.

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