www.haze.gov.sgEvangeline78 wrote:Hello, Can anyone recommend a store that sells an air quality monitor/sensor that gives the PM2.5 reading. Thanks for your help.
'How to win friends and influence people'Evangeline78 wrote:I did not request advice on if what is offered is worth anything in your opinion and since you know nothing about what is offered, your comment is pointless. Perhaps you should stick to subjects you know something about and leave your strong doubts to yourself. I will unsubscribe from this post now before I receive any more "advice."
C'mon. It was a valuable advice especially for someone with a complete lack of basic technical skills. If I just pointed to the device, surely you would buy it because it was cheap. That would be rather stupid if not harmful.Evangeline78 wrote:I did not request advice on if what is offered is worth anything in your opinion and since you know nothing about what is offered, your comment is pointless. Perhaps you should stick to subjects you know something about and leave your strong doubts to yourself. I will unsubscribe from this post now before I receive any more "advice."
First two posts are ref. to a data centre registered in International Business Park (Jurong East) so I guess she posts from SG. Probably cloud/proxy type distributed services.sundaymorningstaple wrote:The stupidity force is strong in this one! Must be local because if she's FT it's no damned wonder the locals are screaming bloody foul.
But considering she's posting from a US ISP, I reckon she's just a troll or a potential spammer.
Easy answer: My lab uses this machine from TUV SUD. You can Google the name to find out more. They have a branch in Singapore. For the price we pay, we get pretty good service.Evangeline78 wrote:I did not request advice on if what is offered is worth anything in your opinion and since you know nothing about what is offered, your comment is pointless. Perhaps you should stick to subjects you know something about and leave your strong doubts to yourself. I will unsubscribe from this post now before I receive any more "advice."
Apparently AQICN uses different metricsx9200 wrote:For the enthusiasts of conspiracy theories a small puzzle to be solved: why some pm2.5 sensors I ordered from the States that supposed to be delivered on Sat 12th and already marked as "out for delivery" are not delivered yet and the "out for delivery" status is removed?
http://aqicn.org/city/singapore/south/ says it is ~170 right now and I just returned from work and what I can see and knowing how my eyes react to the haze I would say is close to 400.
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