clarify for me, the accuracy of this scale. Does it measure to tenths of a grain, .01 grain.
1966263
Yes it dose measure to .01 of a gram. It hose up to 100 grams also. Great accurate and doesn't tack up a ton of room.
1966264
No. Scale is only accurate to .2 (2/10) grains. Confusion is that the .01g is grams not grains. 0.01 grains is 0.00065 grams
1966265
Yes it dose measure to .01 of a gram. It measures up to 100 grams also. Great accurate and doesn't tack up a ton of room.
300762
it measures to one decimal. i believe basal measures to two. and the basal ones (oral) are MUCH cheaper
510113
It measures in either tenths or hundredths of ounces. Sorry I don't know which, but it is a decimal amount, because I use the grams. It seems to be accurate as far as I can tell, but a tiny bit slow on the read-out. If you need speed as well as accuracy, this isn't the one, but give it a second or two and read-out catches up. Good scale for the $$.
551925
I use it to measure hops, and it seems to be accurate to a tenth of an ounce, it even reads to the hundredth of an ounce.
2003977
I worked years ago in an electronic test dept. The most accurate way, short of multiple check points is to zero the scale. (exactly what it sounds like) then adjust for the highest reading on the scale. (100 percent) In this case it's 100 grams. For the sake of salesmanship, they say 1500 grains instead of 1543.23(which is what 100 grams equals - I Googled it) It's not "strange," it's the correct way to do it.
636088
The scale is accurate within 1 tenth of an ounce. So as a postal scale it is a good product. As far as it measuring amounts that small I am not sure. Hope this helps!Stay well Alice D
954651
It appears to be accurate and to hold the zero. As with any scale, be gentle placing the loaded tray back on the scale.
4667
My experience is that it is accurate with very small masses such as fractions of an ounce or in a low number of grams. For such small masses or volumes I put a small Dixie cup on the scale (which typically weighs about 3 grams) and then tare the scale and then add in the powder or whatever I need to weigh. I typically use grams, but the scale can show weights in tenths or hundredths of an ounce.
1548328
It's accurate to 1/10th degrees. Why on earth would you need 1/100th degree accuracy for a health thermometer?
615128
As with most mechanical scales, it would be more accurate consistently if it were on a level surface. However, if you are OK with the inaccuracy of a scale on an uneven surface, than it should be fine.
1022645
It does indeed measure to the 1/100th reading (two decimal places). When adding or removing material being weighed, the scale automatically displays the new weight UNLESS the change is less than approximately .04 to .06 grams; when in this area, I tap the scale and it causes the recalculation. In my mind, this would mean the scales accuracy is only good to that point--the point where it automatically recalculates the weight, which on my scale is around .04 to .06 g. even though the display reads to the .01 grams.
1617296
Yes, grains is the only one that it does in hundredths 0.01. Every other measurement g, ct, and dwt it's thousandths 0.001.
1272002
It can measure accurately. However, the displayed number can disappear in the middle of weighing. The display often goes "blank", so you have to re do the weighing. If you weigh more than one item and try to add another, you will lose count if the display goes blank. If you only weigh one item, you can just reweigh that particular item. I hope this helps.
467556
Yes. It does measure in .1 lb increments. I assume it is accurate. It is a slick little scale and I am using it for my weight loss program. I am not a big tech person, but it is fun to have all the additional features.
791538
I'm not sure, but I found out from Hornady the resolution is no better than + or - .1 grain, so I shipped mine back and bought a Hornady balance beam scale.
1383063
tenths as well. I am very pleased with this scale. When I first got it, it would only measure weight but I pushed the reset and it started showing everything. Very easy :)
924890
Unfortunately no. It gives three options: ounces, grams, or pounds and ounces. It does resolve the ounces to 1/100's of an ounce when in the ounce mode, and 1/10th of an ounce in the pound/ounce mode. It is extremely sensitive and repeatability is almost always perfect. I have compared it to known weights and found it to be extremely accurate.