How many decimal points are displayed on the readout?
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It is an Daniel Rodman answered: one for ounces, none for grams/millimeters. Hope this helps. Betty Dravis
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Debra, Yes it has a large digital black readout...very visible when standing erect...The last weight I recorded was 127.8 so it definitely weighs by tenths. I don't recall it may so to hundredths. Great price, beautiful, functional, built by Conair. BUY it! Good luck!
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1.4, 1.7, and 2.0. But you'll need a magnifying glass to read the #'s, even then it's almost impossible to see whats printed in the needles.
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The digital readout is approximately 3 7/8" in circumference. The numbers are approx. 2 1/2 inches tall. They are very easy to read even without my glasses.
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Use the Min/Max function. When it's blinking, activate the circuit and then cycle the Min/Max button to read values. Keep in mind, if you have the clamp probe turned the wrong way a negative value may show as "Max." Hope this answers your question
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The print out size is definitely large enough to see. This is one of the reasons I ordered this calculator.
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the display area is approx 18 mm x 8 mm and can show a 3 digit temperature in C or F.It has a backlight, and is easy to read even without red backlight. It's instantly responsive, accurate and therefore very useful.
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It's increments of every one-half LB, displayed in 10ths. Example is 4.5....5.0....5.5....6.0, etc.
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Once it is set to inH20, hold down on the HOLD button until it zeroes out. Then while in use it will register to the 1/100th position, i.e. "11.54"
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On the grams setting, the scale reads to 2 decimal places: i.e. it will read 0.43 gms but it will not read 0.436 gms. I do not have a way to determine if it rounds up or down in the 3rd decimal place. Hope this helps!
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Well the read out is definitely larger than what you expressed ...but more importantly it is the bluish background that makes it easy to read and the big bold numbers are easy to see..Without having measure the read out I would say that the read out is in the range of ( L X W ) 1.5" X 2-2.5 "
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I scrolled over to where it says N for Number and stepped down one click. The display stepped from 0 to 399. So it looks like this will do ONLY 400. This little rig is reasonably priced and works as advertised. I'm rather pleased with it. I hope this helps.
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sorry about the delay...No. it only displays C. This is a great soldering/hot air station. I've had mine for 10 months!jc
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It is simple, just put whatever you want to tare out on the scale and press the Z/T - On/Off button. The scale then shows 0.00 on the display, pronto!
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how can it display 4 digits ? to the left of the decimal point ?? if it is showing something as this then it is not working and should be sent back to the factory - first you can try changing out the battery
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No, it's 2 decimal places but the 100ths place is measured only by .05 degrees... so as an example, it will read 33.30 or 33.35 or 33.40
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Terre, I have the Calculator at work but I would have to say yes off the top of my head. The only way it would do that is if it has a physical slide for setting the number of decimal points. I don't believe this has that. I can double check tomorrow when I'm at work. And post another response if it does.