what icrements will it weigh in and will it do two decimal points out for the ultraship 75 lb digital scale
1390052
g, lbs.oz, kg, lb, oz. As I recall the only two decimal points were for lbs.oz. E.g. 4lbs, 2.5oz
1390053
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.
1390054
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.
1056083
Some digital personal scales costing 6 times as much advertise an accuracy of +- 1%. So if you weighted 150# the scale could read +-1.5 # or 3 pounds. Just because it has a resolution of .1# doesn't mean it' that accurates.
1701499
Yes, the scale has decimal points. I was using this scale in a business and it no longer works accurately (even after changing the batteries). May have worked better if home use only.
1935872
We calibrated the LOW end of our scale using a US nickel coin, relatively new. As minted, they weigh 5.00 grams at sea level. A cent "weighs" 2.5 grams. Since the resolution of this scale is 2 grams, we found that a nickel registered 6 grams, while 2 cents registered 4 grams. To me, that's accurate, because it splits the knife edge at 5 grams (which it will not display because of its resolution). I suppose you could go to the bank and get $63.50 in "pennies". That should "weigh" 15875 grams, or just .7 grams light of 35 pounds.
1265446
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.
956584
Not sure, but let me tell you about my experience with this Chinese junk. We bought this thinking it was a solid scale like you'd see in a doctor's office. However, it failed within a year. The dial doesn't move much and is not accurate (by over 30lbs). Simply broke. And I only weigh 176lbs.
1436281
Weighs in ounces - not in fractions but to 2 decimals. It is really a nice scale.
551871
I just purchased one. The design is sleek, delivery was punctual. I like that you need only to step on it and the weight is displayed immediately. No zeroing, waiting, or resetting. I can't speak to how long it will last since I just received it. It only needs (1) 2032 battery. My previous scale required (2).
1943901
It starts going into pounds after a point, but it does so in a "pounds and ounces" format rather than a decimal. So for example, if I put a 1.5 pound item on it, it will show up as 1 pound 8 ounces on the scale. From there it should be easy to do what you're trying to do, simply multiply the pound figure by 16 and add to the ounces, so in this case it would be 16 plus 8 = 24 ounces.
1586112
This scale measures 4 pounds more than my old dial scale too. That does not concern me at all because it is very accurate otherwise.
952192
Hi Kat - just used it to weigh my letters yesterday - it weighs in just tenthsof an ounce, so you can easily check to see if you need more postage -this item is a small giant!
743823
The points are divided in 10's (tenths) to the pound. After 182.1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 the scale will go to 183 lbs.
1701497
The scale definitely has decimal points to one place. So, you can weigh something at 7.6 ounces for example. It would not round up to 8, in this example.
536196
It weighs in tenths. For example, 100.2 lbs. There is also a setting on the bottom of the scale to change from lbs to metric weights.
117788
I weighed mine on the scale I purchased from the USPS. It weighed 4 lbs 5 oz or 2 kg.
1694751
I don't know what your talking about, but this scale has always stayed in calibration. It'll accurately weigh up to 100 grams within 0.00g. It weighs in grams to 2 decimal places.
1701498
I doubled checked the scale, it does have decimal points as I weighed an item and it was 15.1 Alba