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BarraCuda™ · 15-07-2006, 01:50 AM

FAQs

Is it true that the probe can be recharge? Some says that once the probe is "worn out", empty the potasium choride in the probe and replace with new/fresh ones again.

Most probes are epoxy sealed and "non rechargable". However, there are models in the market that allows the replacement of potassium chloride.

I use battery water to wash my probe....it's distilled water....isn't it?

Battery water is originally sulphuric acid but there are distilled water being sold as battery water as well. Look at the content label and make sure that its pure distilled water with no addictives added.

15-07-2006, 01:50 AM	#7
BarraCuda™ SiaoGu Gives You Wings Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 4,169	FAQs Is it true that the probe can be recharge? Some says that once the probe is "worn out", empty the potasium choride in the probe and replace with new/fresh ones again. Most probes are epoxy sealed and "non rechargable". However, there are models in the market that allows the replacement of potassium chloride. I use battery water to wash my probe....it's distilled water....isn't it? Battery water is originally sulphuric acid but there are distilled water being sold as battery water as well. Look at the content label and make sure that its pure distilled water with no addictives added. Last edited by BarraCuda™; 16-07-2006 at 02:39 AM.