Does it show a full 0-360 degrees, or go between 0-90 like electronic levels?
1368651
You do not need 360 degrees you can always add the 90-180-270 to the degrees you get.
1368652
It goes from 0-180 degrees; as you continue rotating, it starts back down to zero. There is an arrow which switches from up to down (or vice versa) as you pass 180 degrees so you know which side of 180 you're on. You can keep counting as you pass 180, so that when you get to 90 degrees again, you know you're at 270, etc.
1368653
Neither. It will go to 180° and then go back down to 0° as you revolve it (just went out and checked it in my shop). Hope this helps.
1368654
Not at home right now, but I thought it showed the full 360 degree rotation. Good piece of gear. I've been using it for my tubing bender and have been very happy with it.
1368655
The read out goes to 180 degrees. I have never needed a full 360 degree measure, but since it does go to 180 degrees, the other half of the circle would just fall into place. I use mine all the time. It really takes all the guess work away.
1368656
Good question. I have never needed to measure a 360. I believe it measures 180 degrees if I remember correctly. I know it goes past 90.
1368657
Neither. It will go to 180 and then go back down to 0 as you revolve it (just went out and checked it in my shop). Hope this helps.
1452833
Yes. I got one and it opened to 180deg. It has no system in place to stop it at 90.
909512
I just double checked after seeing one person said that it didn't go all the way to 90 degrees. I even measured it and it's a complete 90 degrees.
760415
The display has 4 settings (3 light levels) that I call: FULL ON, 2/3, 1/3, OFF. The lowest level works OK for me.
213762
The only accurate answer - "all the way to the left" - is not too helpful. The dial doesn't tell you how many watts or degrees. It just has tick marks.
872174
Not sure about that. I have no trouble going to 90 degrees but when I mounted it up side down it recorded up side down.
884258
The display is on an axial connected to the plug in, so you can turn the display 90 degrees from the plug in both ways. (180 degree arc) You might be able to get a 235 degree span, and by rotating the plug in the socket, pretty much view the display from a number of angles.
2226470
90 degrees is straight up and upright. I got it for a friend's daughter...they love it. Have you checked the light bulb? if it's malfuctioning, you may need to send it back and get a new one. Email the seller. Good Luck.
1516995
Its a guess but I think its about 60 degree arc. However the sensitivity very from one unit to another. Some will go off at 60ft and others at 40
1330031
I tested it down to 1.0 gr. Not less. Then I could not verify it anymore because display stopped working in about 90 days after purchasing.
800340
the screen swivels almost 360 degrees - when you mount it under the counter when you swivel to the left - it goes 180 degrees - when you swivel to the right it only goes 90 degrees.
174842
the increments go in 10's i.e. , 10 , 20 ,30 ,.. but it does let you lock the device at any angle you choose, no lines telling you the degree between 10, 20 , 30....
1577880
I cannot give you a positive answer but I know I turned around once or twice to re-calibrate it for one thing. I hope you have better luck with it than I did. I junked mine it.
1414099
Yup! Has a 180 degree option and also a 360 degree option. An on screen grid also shows up so you can see if your photo is properly level.
2051974
Without checking, I can't recall the number of settings, but I believe it has 9 or 10 programs.The different programs change which order of impulses are used.The intensity level is under the user's control.On all programs I've used, the settings for each side, automatically keep within 10 points of each other.I believe the highest setting goes to 150, BUT it is the PROGRAM choice that is most important to me for comfort.I realy like program 7, and use it frequently on settings 110 through 115, evenly on both sides,
1860652
The one that I have is almost exact. I checked it with another thermometer and the difference was 1 degree. I have had 2 of these and been pleased.
845569
Not a percentage reading, but a protection level of the coolant/water mix. Like -10, or -25 below zero.