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Gravity Analog ORP Kit - Atlas ScientificGravity Analog ORP Kit Atlas Scientific The Atlas Scientific Gravity ORP Kit is a low cost solution for engineers who are looking for a simple monitoring solution with a basic analog output. This kit comes with everything you need to get started. The Atlas Scientific Gravity ORP kit gives you the same sensing capabilities found in handheld disposable ORP meters but lasts a hell of a lot longer. This ORP Probe can be fully submerged in freshwater or
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