Does this thermometer utilize Roman numerals?
1730341
No, and all numbers are digitally displayed. I love it! It goes by "hard or soft crack" stage, alas well.
1730342
It does not. Was not impressed with this item. The thermometer wouldn't hold it's temperature when I made candy, digital reading jumped all over the place. I no longer have this item.
822507
Yes, that's the one. It works great and it really is easy to read. Once you see the numbers and they kinda stick in your head, you can easily take a quick glance and know where the temp is.
1672752
No just standard. The markings are spiraled around the center barrel so the numbers and lines will both fit. It makes it really easy to read, but unfortunately it's all standard.
818400
On my original review I might not have said that it does go to hundredths at a half degree. So it wii read 13.75 degrees or 13.8. With a little interpolation it is closer than I can mark with a pencil. Hope this helped. I used mine this morning measuring angle on a soffit. It's a mighty useful tool.
799920
It sure does! I forgot how the dials are configured, but the heat settings aren't "low, med, high". They're numerical.
626945
Yes. however for other units of measure it will go to hundredths(.01) or thousandths(.001 with the thousandths digit only representing a 0 or 5) since it has different units built in. For reloading it will measure grains to the tenth.
1346119
I'm not 100% sure, but I think it does. I remember there was something there that was a little different about the decimal point, so I want to tentatively say "yes." It is a really nice calculator! I returned mine because it was an accidental purchase (I must be more careful when online). A very good product for the money.
429799
Yes it does. It's an ok stamped. I say this because my 2nd to the last digits from 8-0 are cut off partially. But I am to work around these numbers.
107088
Yes. And it pretty accurate. I've tried two different thermometers and the ridings was the same
1855178
No it doesn't. It will display lbs in decimals so you can roughly work it out from that if needed. Wouldn't recommend if you needed precision at the level of ounces.
46256
As far as I know, no, A B C, altimeter, barometric, compass. I was debating on this watch vs. a GPS watch, but I wouldn't use the GPS watch as much. I hope this helps&#128512;
2162239
yes it does. It is very easy to read. I love mine, wish I had bought one much sooner.
417474
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
2073917
not that I ever noticed but the dial does indicate the numerical setting - the display MIGHT show increase of calories burned as resistance is increased but darned if I know for sure. I just so far, have just increased the speed a bit but @ 75 years old just keeping a bit of conditioning. [trip when I walk - stroke]
2046347
Yes, but after using it a couple of times the black printed numbers disappear, presumably into your preserves or jam. I returned it to the store. Also at the temperature I was watching, it isn't detailled enough.
75412
Yes, and the meter includes a K-type bead thermometer probe.You can use a variety of other K-type probes with a K-type adapter (bought separately), also available as a separate accessory from Fluke and even some other companies.
2012017
I am not sure, but it also shows the number you are asking about without the S on the end of the number.