If it will weigh up to 100 grams and needs a 100 grams to calibrate, it calibrates at its max?
2025636
The short answer is yes. From toying around with it, anything that weighs over hundred grams is typically larger than the scale itself. I hope this helps :-)
1392307
I found no calibration feature. You can contact the manufacturer and they will answer your question further.
910028
The instructions say it needs to recalibrate. That may be a hassle. But it is a good scale.
1511681
It can only measure with gram accuracy. so, 12.34 g will show up as 12 g. Up to 20kg it should have tolerance 1g and between 20kg and 50kg tolerance is 2g. The scale which has accuracy 0.01g and can weight up to 50kg will cost more then thousand dollars
450340
Mine did not come with a calibration weight. Whether you need a calibration weight, depends on your use for it. I make coffee in the morning with it and measure out the grams of coffee I want as well as the oz of water I need for it. I trust it has been pre calibrated correctly. But then again I'm only making coffee.
1871774
There is no calibration to this scale. It does have a ZERO or TARE setting so you can adjust for containers. Hope this helps
426591
Yup. I usually use it to measure grams, but it seems to also measure to the milligram fairly well. If you have to be super accurate you may want to also purchase a calibration weight.
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.
1940815
Calibration is not possible to the best of my knowledge. I have found it to be accurate + or - 1 or 2 grams and I think that is more a sensitivity issue (placement, etc). Hope this helps. As noted above - "tare" is certainly possible if that is what you meant.
621832
It does not measure kg. It does measure grams which when divided by 1000 give you kg.
901297
You do have to calibrate it and it's not easy to do. Mine finally calibrated and then broke after it fell due to the poor monting .
734537
Yes you just need to set it to grams or oz. I think it went up to ten pounds but I really can't remember as I thru it out many months ago. It was a piece of junk. BTW there's no back light so you'll need to have light to read it.
1091474
Yes, but although the scale reads to milligrams, it's accuracy as listed in the manual is only .020g, or a tenth of a carat either way.
854293
The calibration weight may vary by the model of the scale. Mine is a Blade - 1KG. It uses a 500g calibration weight. Look in your owners manual. If yours specifies 500 and it's "asking" for 1000, it may be defective.
1561373
Yes it will, not very accurately though. But it goes from 0.001g to 20.000g. If you really need to be precise to the mg, I recommend spending more money.
1978244
Mine came with a 100 Gram weight to calibrate... I let something a bit heavier sit on it the other day and say a number in the 300's and it blanked. On the box there are 2 "check boxes", a 100 Gram Capacity and a 200 Gram Capacity. My check box is the 100 gram version. Again though, I have mistakenly seen over 300 on mine (causing blank), I just don't know that it was accurate as I wasn't trying to get a measurement.
1640772
Yes it can be re-calibrated if necessary. When I do it the scale asks for a 1000.0 g weight. I don't have any so I just check it with the smaller weight set I have. You can buy the weight on ebay for 17 USD or so. Wish they stated this in the product description. Good luck. Joe