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    Default Digital scales

    where is the best place to buy digital scales...
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    Try bed bath and beyond........
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    ...I am sorry..I dont want a weight scale...I want a scale for powders....a digital scale that reads grams...
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    I got mine here https://under-50.balances.com/ Toyo 125 less than $40, accuarate up to .10 of a gram.
     

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    thanks...what exactly does .10 gram....does that mean that the accuracy is as close as .1 of a gram...
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    Originally posted by weight77`
    thanks...what exactly does .10 gram....does that mean that the accuracy is as close as .1 of a gram...

    If they list accuracy to 0.10 gm then they are using the second significant digit for a reason (if they are truly following scientific protocal). In the case of .10 gm the measure indicates the uncertainty is at the hundredths place. In the case of 0.1 gm the implication is that the uncertainty is at the tenths place. They mean that is is accurate 0.005 to 0.0149 gm. If they listed accuracy to only 0.1 gm then they were implying that it was accurate from 0.05 to 0.149 gm.

    Accurate to 0.10 implies higher certainty of the accuracy.
    Last edited by sundevil; 08-09-2003 at 02:49 AM.
     

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    Hey sundevil great help bro...thanks...
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    good answer another way to put it is it is accurate to as little as 100mg, and accurate in .10 gram increments.
     

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