Related to another question. I see it goes to hundredths places. But I assume that is for OZ. What is it for Grams? I need &lt;=1 gram increments. TY
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The scale will weigh oz. and grams, but I don't see how it will weigh fractions of a gram..
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0.1 gram equals 100 mg. So you can get the amount in grams and convert to mg yourself. So if something weighs 5g that is equal to 5000mg. And 0.5g is 500mg and so on.
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It displays to the 1/100 of an ounce. (example 12.47 oz.) Also it measures in pounds and ounces, example 1 lb 4.37 ounce. It does not display fractions of a pound. 2.4 pounds would display either 2 lb 6.40 oz or 38.40 oz.
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Note that when measuring grams, 0.1 grams will display as 1. So to measure 1.2 grams, the display needs to read 12.0. This was very confusing to me at first.
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Press the Unit button on the left and read the designation. You may need to press it 2 or three times to get to the OZ. which will take you to lbs. when what you are weighing reaches enough weight to measure in lbs. I know this is tardy, but I hope it helps.
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If you are talking pounds it will weight things to .002. Kilograms are measured to .001. Ounces to .01. Grams will weigh to the closest gram.
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There are four unit measurements: Fl.ozs: 0.1 Grams: 1 (no decimal point) lb. ozs.: 0 lb 0.1 ozs. ml.: 0 (no decimal point) I hope that this answers your question satisfdactorily.
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increments of 1 gram. It reads oz to 0.01 (hundredth). It's worked very well for us. Precision is necessary for rice krispy bars!!
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Unfortunately no. It gives three options: ounces, grams, or pounds and ounces. It does resolve the ounces to 1/100's of an ounce when in the ounce mode, and 1/10th of an ounce in the pound/ounce mode. It is extremely sensitive and repeatability is almost always perfect. I have compared it to known weights and found it to be extremely accurate.
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I answered above incorrectly. I've never seen a scale that gives fractional weight written as you have above. I've only seen decimal fractions. This scale measures in both decimal fractions and grams. There are 28 grams to an ounce and if you divide 28 by 4 you will get the number of grams in a quarter of an ounce. You can then multiply the number of grams in a quarter of an ounce (7) by 3 - for example - to determine that 21 grams is equal to 3/4 of an ounce. Of course 14 grams would equal 1/2 or .5 of an ounce.
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There is a switch on the side to select grams or Oz. Not sure what the max is. I can't seem to find the manual to look it up.
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It measures in either tenths or hundredths of ounces. Sorry I don't know which, but it is a decimal amount, because I use the grams. It seems to be accurate as far as I can tell, but a tiny bit slow on the read-out. If you need speed as well as accuracy, this isn't the one, but give it a second or two and read-out catches up. Good scale for the $$.
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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.
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For most accurate weight I would read it in grams then convert to ounces (28 grams in an ounce) I just tried a 2 gram weight which converted to 0.05 ounces when I changed units to ounces. (2 gm is the smallest weight I have)
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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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The scale rounds to the nearest 1/10th of a gram. (if using grams. It also weighs in oz) So if something weighed 3.55 grams the display would read 3.6 grams. If something weighed 3.83 grams the display would read 3.8 grams.
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Yes, it displays ounces and even tenths of ounces...so you could actually measure 2.3 ounces. I also love the gram option when I'm making small meatballs that I want to be very similar in weight.