what is the actual weight in grams on your container. Mine of a few months ago says 504 g is the equivalent of 1.1 lbs.
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This container that I just rec'd says: net wt. 18.8 oz (1.2 lb) 532 g powder
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I feel as though you can trust the label to be reading correctly, 504 grams equals 1.1 lbs.
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I just got mine today and also a 500g calibration weight. My understanding from other blogs if your scale is a max 1000g then you need 1000g weight to calibrate it. What I did was use my 500g weight as a reference then got a 16.9 fl oz water bottle, opened it up and sucked out the water with a syringe until the number was the exact same as my calibration weight. Then used both the weight and water to re calibrate. Works just fine now.
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Looks are deceiving ! The weight is 12 OZ with container it weighs 12.4 OZ, also if your into this it is 340g. Hope this clears this up for you.
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Technically, this scale weighs in grams for its metric unit. So 1g=1,000mg. So when your scale reads "0.055g," that's 55mg. It will not read in "mg" directly, though it is accurate enough that you can read for mass in grams to the thousandth-place (0.001), which by default is the milligram. It's just a matter of reading it/moving the decimal so that it converts. Hope that helps!
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This has really bothered me (my OCD kicking in). To me this is some kind of Trickery (although it is completely Legal, Correct & Proper) as it seems to make you think you are getting More Product, but the bottom line on the Label is "Net Weight 43ozs" but "Not 32oz Liquid Amount or One Quart". However it does say 1 Quart on the Middle Right part of the Label. I have bought from them and they make a great product. This just threw me for a loop a couple months ago and I am now just responding.
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Tap the top and zero should appear. Little black tap underneath when depressed changes it from grams to lbs etc. With a container on it you can reset to zero. Feel free to contact with questions.
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i used a 50 gram weight to calibrate it, so an ounce is 28 grams, right? you might need to use a tupperware, re-calibrate it with the tupperware on scale... an ounce is a little bulky for the small face of the scale. but love this scale.
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it's 70 grams, and so it depends on your scoop. I believe the one in the container is 1/4 of a cup, but I always just weigh it before putting it in the blender.
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I looked it up 1kg is equivalent to 2.2046226218487756 pounds so that would be 35.2 ounces
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The cover of the tin claims 1.645g (25.39gr) pellet weightI averaged 1.644g when I weighed 100 on a digital scale (that would be 25.37gr)
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It will weigh less than 1 gram directly BUT I found it unreliable at these small weights. That was the reason I was dissatisfied with it.
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I only use the scale on the metric base. But I checked with an item of 15 gramms (which ist equivalant to 1/2 oz) and the weight was correct.
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theres a switch on the bottom of the scale... Press to change from grams to oz :)
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I see what you mean, I think they are coming up with that number by using the shipping weight of 35.4 lbs instead of the 32 lb of product only. I don't know why they do that. Overall, it's a good price vs. the 100 load smaller container so that's something to think about.
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Just weighed it on a mail scale and it came in at 1lb 2.2oz. Hope that help you. Good day to you. peter
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506 grams = 1.12 lbs - In other words, not too heavy. Great for touring, and general riding. Not great for technical mountain biking or road racing. I love mine. LOVE. Like... alot.
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2.84 grams is a weight. One tbl. spoon is a volume not a weight. 1 gram is equal to .035274 ounces. So 2.84g x .035274 is 1 ounce.