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Not really. even with these probes (70 - 100 $US is cheap) measuring pH
in solids is extremely difficult. The probes will also need to be
calibrated regularly and cleaned very regularly as they rely upon
diffusion across a membrane which can become blocked by solids. the
probes also need to be kept wet or they will fail.
On Wed, 2004-09-22 at 21:43, Claudio Martin wrote:
> Hy all:
> I=B4m looking for a cheap  ph sensor for soil. I=B4m working on a gardeni=
ng project and i need to check temperature, humidity and PH.  These three m=
easurements will be interfaced  to a PIC ,after that the PIC will display t=
he values. I=B4ve seen some PH probes on internet, but they are kind of exp=
ensive(70-100 U$D) for this project cause i need to place many of them in d=
iferent places. Does anybody know if there is other cheaper way to mesure P=
H?. Thanks=20
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