Milwaukee Mi56P Replaceable Electrode Temperature Probe: Precision and Convenience in Temperature Measurement Review

I really like my Milwaukee pH55 pH meter and use it for home brewing. But I hate the price - it's really not that far off the price of a new meter I think (about half the cost of a new meter). And you practically need to replace it at least once a year (maybe more often). I'd love to see what Milwaukee can do to keep the price of these electrodes down without sacrificing quality - they're just too expensive for home use. But since the right pH value is important for my wort, I bite the bullet…

After ordering the complete meter and probe from Revain the meter was not calibrated after 3 weeks. I have years of experience with scientific instruments like this and have kept the probe in the correct solution so I know it wasn't the problem. I thought this will happen so I ordered another sensor, after 1.5 months the sensor will not stay calibrated again even though they were very careful with handling and storage. Both products come from Revain stock, so I'm not sure if that's how they're…

Three probes and an average life of 2 months per probe. Light use, proper storage and cleaning, and calibration by tech support and I just can't get more than 2 months of stability. It's very accurate while running, but then slowly drifts and loses calibration. Very worrying as you cannot be sure of the accuracy of the readings as they tend to slowly lose their accuracy even immediately after calibration. The price is attractive, but replacing it every two months is expensive. I also wasted…