What do you know about the : DBPOWER® Precision 1mg Digital Scale 0.001g x 30g ??
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It's accurate, but it must be calibrated before EVERY USE, EVERY TIME the loading tray is moved, and EVERY TIME the scale itself is moved or the milligram readings will be off by a couple of mg, which can be detrimental if used to weigh medication or any consumable substance.
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It works pretty well. I'm not sure if 1mg accuracy is achievable, but I feel pretty confident about 6mg (0.1 gn). One thing I don't quite like is the included measuring pan (too small for my fingers), but it's light enough for me to put a larger aluminum pan on top of it.Do you have any specific questions ?
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Don't do it, man. the scale is NOT USB. In fact, I called Endicia to complain, this was at least a year ago, and they said they'd stopped making the scale for that reason and nobody's supposed to be selling them. If they were, they said, they'd bought some sort of old overstock or discontinued stuff. Something to that effect. In any case, I needed a USB scale for Endicia's software so now we've got an expensive scale that we can barely use. To answer your second question, this is designed to work with Endicia software (which I WOULD recommend), but it's a pretty standard zebra kind of printer. If you install the drivers, I would guess (with absolutely no experience) that you'd be fine. Don't do it, man. the scale is NOT USB. In fact, I called Endicia to complain, this was at least a year ago, and they said they'd stopped making the scale for that reason and nobody's supposed to be selling them. If they were, they said, they'd bought some sort of old overstock or discontinued stuff. Something to that effect. In any case, I needed a USB scale for Endicia's software so now we've got an expensive scale that we can barely use. To answer your second question, this is designed to work with Endicia software (which I WOULD recommend), but it's a pretty standard zebra... » Read More Don't do it, man. the scale is NOT USB. In fact, I called Endicia to complain, this was at least a year ago, and they said they'd stopped making the scale for that reason and nobody's supposed to be selling them. If they were, they said, they'd bought some sort of old overstock or discontinued stuff. Something to that effect. In any case, I needed a USB scale for Endicia's software so now we've got an expensive scale that we can barely use. To answer your second question, this is designed to work with Endicia software (which I WOULD recommend), but it's a pretty standard zebra kind of printer. If you install the drivers, I would guess (with absolutely no experience) that you'd be fine. « Show Less
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I think the only that works is a 1kg weight. I bought one at the time I bought the scale and it works. American Weigh Scales 1KGWGT Calibration Weight Scale, 1000gm Capacity
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Hi Susan!My suggestion to you is to go to your local Target and see what they have. I got the one I use from there and it has worked well.I also have a basic, non digital scale in my bathroom which works well too.The good thing about your local stores is that you can return them if you don't like them and try something new!As for brands they are pretty much all the same.Good luck!
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For SPL measurement, I imagine an SPL meter of sorts. I'm not the expert on SPL measurement - for me, I got this for my dbx Driverack PA+ as a cheaper alternative to the dbx offering.
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Hello,I've been very happy with my Digital Postal scale. The technical specs say that capacity is 0.1 oz --> 3 lbs. And the weight increments are .05 oz. So if I put a single index card on the machine, it shows a weight of 00.10. When I put an empty envelope on it, it shows .20. So it does weigh very light items. It seems to be very comparable to the US postal scale, too. I use the scale often and it has performed well for me. Hope this helps. :)
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My digital scales read 3 1/2 lbs. It seems a little heavier than that. I think you could go to the Fiskars' web page and get an accurate weight.
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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.
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it clearly states 200x0.01g, that means it measures up to 200g at the precision of 0.01g. Do your own conversions to whatever unit you want.
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It's always faster to measure than I am. But I'm using it to weight for postage. For a quick tap, I dont know and suspect you are looking at the wrong scale. It's meant for packages. Even if it read the quick tap and your software grabed only the max entry, not sure how accurate it would be. Do know that as you press on the scale, you can see the weight change on the PC. I'm using Shipworks. Hope that helps you out.
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The scale is pretty straight forward, is there a specific reason you are looking for the manual, do you have a question about the scale or its functionality?
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We don't own it. We ordered it but the vendor never sent it so we had to make a claim for a refund. We then purchased the Detecto D1130. It has a very small foot bed and a men's size 10.5 does not fit on it. As such, it did not register properly for my husband. That one went back. We then ordered the Healthometer 160KLS Professional scale. The foot bed is very large as is the dial. We're very happy with it.
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It does register decimals. Ex: 1 lb 9.7 oz. We have had the scale about 4 months, and we are happy with it.
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Seems to be very accurate and consistent. It measures in the tenths of a pound, though, and will take a few seconds to "settle" on a number, very sensitive to any movement while standing on it. We use it at our TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meetings, and so far have not had anyone "blame the scale".. :)
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I recently purchased this scale with the intention of weighing small packages to mail. I did test its weighing accuracy with another digital scale, & it was almost the same reading - within 1/10th on an ounce. You can choose the unit of weight. I only used it in lb:oz setting. It does have a fluid oz unit setting. You can weigh your container, then clear the on/tare weight to reset to '0', then add your foods into/onto your container. The display will show the item weight since your last clear. When you are finished, clear the weight, & remove your container from the scale. The total weight including your original container will display briefly. I wrote down the weight of the container, then subtract it from the total. Because I am using the scale to weigh packages, it is hard to see the screen underneath the larger package. Thats why I reset the weight to '0' then remove my package. If you are weighing smaller amounts where the screen is not obstructed, then the weight reading is the weight of the item(s) since the last clear. The scale is durable however, it is not sealed against spills getting underneath the sides. Another thing I have noticed. The scale will turn itself off after no activity in a few seconds. I cannot comment on its life expectancy. So far so good. Judy
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I have no idea, I would suggest contacting the manufacturer or googling the words, "is a digital scale affected altitude" I can tell you its very accurate. Thats why I went on a diet and just lost 10 pounds! My old scale weighed me almost 5 pounds lighter than I was.. so if it is affected, it would still be accurate and it would be relevant to each time you weigh. Good luck!!
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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