How do you switch from ounces to grams?
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There is a knob/switch under the scale (in the middle). Pressing that will change from oz to gram
242432
Under the scale is a place where you can change from metric to our measures...Grams, I don't know????
242433
On the reverse (gray) side of the scale press the small semi circular button to convert from metric to Us customary units.
242434
There is a button at the bottom of sclale, which switchs between ounces and grams
242435
In the center of the back of the scale is a small semi-circular button that you press to switch to grams and switch back. It looks like a button on a lever, not a traditional button so it's confusing at first!
1697086
The scale rounds to the nearest 1/10th of a gram. (if using grams. It also weighs in oz) So if something weighed 3.55 grams the display would read 3.6 grams. If something weighed 3.83 grams the display would read 3.8 grams.
479174
Hi,Turn scale on at bottom front , then flip scale over, at bottom of scale on back at the lower part of scale you will see (UNIT) press this till you see what measurement you want. IB,G,KG,OZ. when pressed each of these units will appear on LCD on front of scale, pick which one you want, good luck it is so easy.Hope this helps,Anthony Casilli
1949233
Yes. It can calculate between grams, ounces, lbs., etc. (I think there's six different sets of measurements it can do). Just be careful though. Mine sort of went on the fritz after two months or so of using it, and now it will not "tare" itself. So it basically keeps telling me that I have -11.75 oz. Very strange.... Good luck! :)
1364818
2.84 grams is a weight. One tbl. spoon is a volume not a weight. 1 gram is equal to .035274 ounces. So 2.84g x .035274 is 1 ounce.
149988
That's going to be a little difficult -- cups are volume measure, grams are weight. It would convert from grams or kilograms to pounds with no problem. One of my cooking instructors had a saying "A pint's a pound the world around" - so admittedly that's a pretty loose standard but if it isn't something really finicky like pastry, that heuristic would probably work.
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The product has three modes: (1) grams, (2) ounces to two decimal points, and (3) pounds and ounces to one decimal point. Depending on the mode setting, the scale can measure up to 5,000 grams, 175 ounces, or 11.0 pounds, respectively.
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It willl read .25 ounces. It can change to a variety of units. oz., lb oz., grams
149989
I don't use it for this type of conversion; however, it will convert standard measure into metric. The function is easy to do. Put your standard measure in, press the blue Conv button, and then on the number key - the corresponding metric equivalent you want. It has grams,k-grams, liter, c-liter, m-liter. It will convert both ways. It is a great little calculator for up or down sizing a recipe too.
75753
Weight measurements in (g) Grams, (oz) Ounces, (dwt) Pennyweight, (ozt) Troy ounce.
1796645
Just regular grams and ounces. I like mine a great deal and use it to weigh the various lures I use in bass fishing. If you forget to turn it off, it will turn itself off in a few minutes. You can also set it to weigh cumulative weights for various items in turn displaying the total weight. For the cost I think it is a really nice digital scale.
394409
I measure using the EatSmart Precision Pro Digital Kitchen Scale, Silver . Displays ounces/lbs/grams/kgs; Graduation .05 oz / 1 gram
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There are four unit measurements:Fl.ozs: 0.1 Grams: 1 (no decimal point)lb. ozs.: 0 lb 0.1 ozs.ml.: 0 (no decimal point)I hope that this answers your question satisfdactorily.
1001805
It's very easy. Once you have the scale on just hit the unit button and it will cycle through the units on the display in this order: g, kg, oz and then lb.
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I used one item as a weight and changed the four different methods of weighing. The results: Weighs in lbs:oz (example: 0: 14.8 = 0 lb. 14.8 oz) Also weighs in lbs. (example: 0.92 = same as above) Also weighs in kilograms (example: 0.450kg) Also weighs in grams (example: 450g) Hope this answers your questions.
1951695
For most accurate weight I would read it in grams then convert to ounces (28 grams in an ounce) I just tried a 2 gram weight which converted to 0.05 ounces when I changed units to ounces. (2 gm is the smallest weight I have)
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I have used the scale to measure the weight of a letter, which would be less than an ounce. Since there are 28 grams in an ounce, I would think that by measuring in grams, you would get a measure that is closer to what you need than by measuring in less than an ounce. However, I do not measure such small amounts for my baking. For small measures, I use a tablespoon-teaspoon. Sorry I can't help.