Does this also measure in milliliters? I wrecked a scale just like this and am in the market for a new one - the ml feature was very handy!
478664
I just checked the measuring options on my scale. Yes, it does have the ability to measure ml as well as pounds, ounces, and grams. I would highly recommend this scale!
478665
Yes great scale, I use it for paint, molds, casting. Its on the button for what I use for.
478666
yes it does. However, remember that ml is a volume, mg is a weight. One ml is the volume of one mg water. or, more clearly stated, if a bottle is a 500 ml bottle, it will weigh 500 mg if water fills it. If something lighter than water, such as oil, fills it, it will weigh less and the reading of mls will be less, even though the volume is still 500 mls.
1246640
Yes. It measure in kilograms and pounds. Here's the capacity: 2kg/4.4lb and the sensitivity is 1g/0.1oz meaning that's the least amount it will register. There is a button on the scale that allows you to switch between lbs and kgs. It works great. I have had it for more than a year and use it every day. Hope this helps.
634287
Be careful about weight ounces and liquid ounces. They are not the same. Metric does not have this problem with liters and grams. (Although many still use ml and mg as if they are the same? Oh well.) Think about 1 cup of flour and 1 cup of water. Both 8 volume ounces but neither 8 weight ounces. It's a density thing. Buy and use a scale for weight related ingredients. Try to know what the recipe is looking for. Admittedly not always clear.
802665
The scale as far as I can evaluate does not. The scale has some other measuring features but not that. Also I find that when I use the scalefor a 1g measure, sometimes the scale shows 0 but when I pull romaine off the scale reads -1g......go figure. A rare glitch for my purchase?The strange thing is that I experienced that -1g effect with the previous scale I had from amazon, which this scale had replaced.
1339950
Yes, it shows in increments of 1/10th oz. I generally use the grams setting, myself. I absolutely love this food scale...highly recommend it!
1701496
It does register decimals. Ex: 1 lb 9.7 oz. We have had the scale about 4 months, and we are happy with it.
1999629
Yes, there is a scale on the bottles. It is set up exactly the same as the 5oz bottles if you have those. I'm positive that it includes oz, not sure about mL.. I will check later if no one else responds.
165764
Unfortunately not. The reading changes instantly. I had to buy a bowl with a bottom diameter about the size of the scale one.
1512010
Sorry I'm so late, was out of town. This scale measures ounces from 246.90 to 0.05 - which means anything under 1/2 of an ounce reads 0.00. You can get 0.1; 0.2; 0.23; 0.46 etc. readings. The good thing is, if you need more accurate measures - you can just go to grams (which measures from 7000 to 1). I hope this answers your questions. By the way - I love this scale! Its the best I've ever had - I make soap; creams; lotions; perfume and anything else along those lines. It's really sturdy, accurate, versatile and easy to use.
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Yes, it has a VERY small measuring spoon. I believe the label indicates it is 1/80th of a teaspoon. I find that measuring out a level amount, then tapping out 1/4 of it gives me the right measurement. It all depends on how sweet one desires their tea, coffee, etc.
670876
The scale will do all the conversions for you into fluid ounces, ounces, and milligrams. One of the buttons if touched once will change The measurement type. If pressed again it will change it to the next measurement type, cycling through the four measurements that it can do.
2177831
No. It can not measure in increments of 0.05 oz. It only measures in increments of 0.5 oz. It can only measure 14.5, 15.0, 15.5 oz., etc..
452663
Yes it does. I just put a can with a spoon in it on the scale, zeroed it out, and then removed the spoon. The scale showed the weight of the spoon in a negative number with a minus sign. What a great idea, I will surely use this technique!
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Yes, it does measure milliamps. All multimeters test milliamps, in fact that is actually all they ever test. They read voltage by running the test voltage through different resistors, depending on the range setting. By measuring the current through a resistor of known value, the voltage can be determined by a simple calculation. I've found it to be accurate for voltage, therefore it would be accurate for reading milliamps. RichieD Inexperienced technicians often burn out ammeters by running too much current through them, so be sure you know what you are doing before using it as an ammeter.
1933503
Hi there, I wish I could help you , but I'm not sure how its done. The scale I have doesn't go to that measurement. Sorry !!!
169936
This scale has a .01 gram graduation. A milligram is .001 gram, so the scale cannot count in milligrams. Sorry. :(
731531
I'm sorry - I do not use it for weighing things that accurately. I believe it does, though, from what other people said.