Hi Norbert,
You write, I'm looking for an affordable but precise digital
pocket scale. In some ways, the qualities you seek are mutually
exclusive. You want:
1) Portable
2) Precise (a variable term)
3) Affordable - also a variable term.
Let me share my own experience regarding the
to thank all the other people who
responded.
All the best,
Norbert
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Hi Norbert
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Hi Norbert,
You write, I'm looking for an affordable but precise digital
pocket scale. In some ways, the qualities you seek are mutually
exclusive. You want:
1) Portable
2) Precise (a variable term
Jim wrote:
I for one would like to hear your final conclusion. I have considered
buying such a scale for some time. I have been too busy, or too lazy
if I am to be honest, to do my homework and would love to benefit
from your efforts. I am sure I'm one of many on the list that has
--- Norbert Classen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good idea - I will certainly let you and the list
know. And as soon as I
have my new scale I will test it as I have quite a
few samples that have
been weighed rather precisely on A grade laboratory
scales. So let's see
what these cheaper
Hi All,
Something to consider when weighing meteorites to the milligram is
that if the specimen is more than a gram or two, the humidity and
porosity of the specimen will affect it weight. I had a talk with
Blaine Reed about this a while ago. He mentioned that sometimes he
sells something at one
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Hi Norbert,
You write, I'm looking for an affordable but precise digital
pocket scale. In some ways, the qualities you seek are mutually
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Jim wrote:
I for one would like to hear your final conclusion. I have considered
buying such a scale for some time. I have been too
Hi All,
I'm tired of visiting the petrologic lab of our local university each time I
want to accurately weigh a new sample. Besides that, I would love to have a
small but precise portable scale that I could carry to the shows...
Since I'm mostly into micros, and more rare meteorites, such as
If your standard 1mg (.001 gram) scale is not accurate
enough for you then your best bet is probably moving
up to scales used by the jewelry trade which is
accurate to 4 decimal places (.0005ct or .1mg or .0001
gram - I think I have that right but its ten times
more accurate than your standard mg
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