Hey all! So I was given an old Spin Touch (Leslie Accu Blue Machine) and some disks a month ago and surprisingly it connected on the Leslie app. Ran some tests and reported back so I was happy. Now I’m out of disks and I’m looking for guidence as to the difference in the disks. The ones that worked are 203 Series 4329-C I can only find 203 Series 4329-H online and can’t fine the C version anywhere. My question is will the H be compatible? Thank in advance everyone!
Lamotte Spin Disks
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Let's see if @Jimrahbe can assist you with this one once he gets back online. In the meantime, stick around and enjoy the forum. 
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The accublue at home testing is designed to tether you to the pool store, crediting your disc charges with in store purchases. ($50 monthly) That way you don't go to other stores when you have choices.
I broke down their test error vaiances and why it's problematic here
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I broke down their test error vaiances and why it's problematic here
Any experience with the AccuBlu or LaMotte Spintouch test setups?
I am a chemist and have been able to get my hands on one of these if I wanted. I know a lot of pool stores use one of these 2 or something similar, while I don't trust pool stores themselves the tech seems to make sense. It would seem to be a spectrometer that reads in the visible light range to...
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