Yes, you can use any number of gases in your mixture. The instruction manual gives simple math to determine the linear "k-Factor" to apply to the reading if you purchased your meter for air and use it for a mixture of Nitrogen and Argon as an example. Feel free to click the Technical tab on the left to download the instruction manual that gives very good examples.

You can create gas mixtures with the optional Chempak add-on. The AFT Standard gas database does not support mixing. To create a mixture, open the System Properties window from the Analysis menu, choose the Chempak database, and then click the "Create New Mixture and Add..." button. Here you can specify the mixture components and percentages.

That depends more on the type of oil you are using more than the brand or type of equipment. We recommend using a quality name brand of two-cycle oil, such as Stihl®, Echo® or Red Max. Different manufacturers make oil with different concentrations. Years ago, the standard was 20:1, then 32:1. Today, the best quality oil is usually 40:1 or 50:1. It is usually sold in bottles that are pre-measured for one, 2.5, or 5 gallons.

Almost any brand of peat based potting mix for containers or hanging plants will work. You’ll need 2 cubic feet (quarts) per box and 1 cup of dolomite or hydrated lime. Try to find potting mix without fertilizer already mixed in.

The gas meter number is a unique number that identifies the gas meter at your property. It is sometimes also referred to as the MPRN (Meter Point Reference Number) or 'M' number for short. The number is 8 to 10 digits long and can be found on your gas bill. If you cannot find your M number, you can obtain it by calling either your current supplier, or the Meter Number Helpline on 0870 608 1524.

The gas meter on your home is a valuable instrument. It is a very sensitive device that reads your natural gas usage much like the odometer on your car reads the total mileage since the car was new. Your meter numbers are never "reset" and represent your usage from months and even years of past consumption. To determine the amount of gas you use in any time period you need a meter reading at the beginning of the period and at the end of the period.

We own and use an Electrophysics GRP 33 Marine Moisture meter. We probably will not use it on the bottom of the boat during a standard pre-purchase survey (unless it is a dry-stored boat). They are useful to assess moisture intrusion into cored decks, or in wood cored transoms or stringers. Most people, including many surveyors, do not understand the workings of moisture meters or the constraints necessary to achieve a reliable reading on a boats hull.

Mix 3.2 ounces of Poulan 2-cycle air cooled engine oil to one gallon of fresh unleaded gasoline to obtain the recommended 40:1 fuel to oil ratio. Over a period of time oil will separate from gasoline. To properly insure oil and gas mixture,we recommend thoroughly shaking your oil and gas mixture before refueling your unit. Back to Top >>

This is possible as long as the mixture is not too complicated. Contact our applications Department for pricing and availability of gas mixture calibrations.

Considerations of safety and performance should come first when thinking about using homemade mixtures. With mix-at-home recipes, responsibility for product label information falls on the person following the recipe. That means that the consumer should prepare a label that includes the names and amounts of ingredients; emergency treatment guidelines; safety procedures for mixing, combining with other products, usage, etc.; and complete directions for use.

Most commercial potting soils work quite well. Make sure the pot is large and that it has drainage holes in the bottom. Yes it will. There is no one fertilizer that is clearly best. Satisfactory results can be achieved with different products. Some of them are: Scott's All-Purpose Plant Food 18-13-13 lightly sprinkled on the soil about once every six weeks; fish emulsion (but this is not for indoor use as it stinks); Miracle-Gro added to the water once a week (1/4 tsp.

After a lot of discussion on the web about this I contacted an oil company who advised that due to the improvements in 2 stroke oil technology less oil was required these days. I use 25:1 with no problem whatsoever and no smoke either! Never, ever use marine two stroke oils as I am told that this contains detergent additives.

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The customer or the customer?s contractor is responsible for furnishing and installing the gas piping on the downstream (or appliance) side of the meter. The gas piping on the downstream side is then inspected in accordance with local codes. After passing the inspection, Piedmont Natural Gas will install the gas meter and associated components. Piedmont owns all gas piping upstream of the meter.

Most lanterns are rated at 3451 BTU. They do not use a lot of gas. They simply keep a pretty flame glowing with soft light and use little more than a pilot light.

No. The member is responsible for ensuring the tank is at least one half full for the next user. If the gas level goes below 1/2, the member fills the tank and submits the receipt to The People's Car to have the cost deducted from their monthly bill. Return to top...

Soaking improves digestibility. Cats and dogs have a strong but short digestive tract designed to quickly break down and absorb foods. Grains and vegetables require more complex digestion than meats, fresh fruits, and other foods so having them soak in water at least 15-30 minutes for the European Style Mix or Monzie's, and at least 1 hour for the Europa is critical to the success of the Sojos diet. Soaking overnight in the fridge or for at least a half day is ideal.

Yes. The output signal of all ORP electrodes are compatible with virtually all meters and controllers. When ordering, please specify the type of connector, the length of cable, and the installation configuration (if installing in a tank, pipe tee, or insertion.). You can even read ORP output with most DVM's (digital volt meter).

Turbines are best used for large pipe size, high flow and moderate flow applications where there is no attempt to measure the flow demands associated with individual or smaller, multi-unit residences. In sizes larger than 2", all of our meters are a form of turbine (this includes compound meters), with the exception of Mag meters.