need a new scale
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Boerderij_Kabouter
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conpewter
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I saw some fairly good scales at wal-mart and target (since you don't have time for shipping). I believe they sell the one posted above.
Boerderij_Kabouter
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All the LHBS around me carry these. It is super nice as it does lbs, oz, lbs and oz, grams, and kg. It has a max capacity of like 18lbs.
If you can find it that would be my rec.
If you can find it that would be my rec.
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I have the same one Boerderij Kabouter linked. It works very well.
JnJ
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That sure looks like Gov property... maybe old stuff...
I would check out this post
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showpost.php?p=703305&postcount=5
over in another "scale" thread today...
digital scales that can handle anywhere from 35-75 lbs, with a .2oz sensitivity,
they are $0.96 cents from a highly rated Ebay store, with $16 in shipping costs.
i know that i am going to order one.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showpost.php?p=703305&postcount=5
over in another "scale" thread today...
digital scales that can handle anywhere from 35-75 lbs, with a .2oz sensitivity,
they are $0.96 cents from a highly rated Ebay store, with $16 in shipping costs.
i know that i am going to order one.
BrewBeemer
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On another thread on this forum Kevin mentioned the same Digital Postal scales. The 0.2oz sensitivity is on the 50# and up scales while the 35# is 0.1oz sensitivity. Just paid 96 cents for a 35# scale, $15.87 shipping. Comes with a 120 to 9 volt adapter.
Careful the "FEDS" might be monitoring this thread you hop or was that pot heads?
Careful the "FEDS" might be monitoring this thread you hop or was that pot heads?
