How many settings are there for fineness (how many different spots on the dial)?
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The Coffee/Herb Grinder has 5 setting for the grind. There is a course grind for percolators and french press, a medium grind for drip coffee makers and a fine grind for esspresso and turkish coffee. There is also a slider that is set for the number of cups you are grinding for.
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I don't have it near me, but there are approximately 10-12 settings. You can get the desired gring for almost anything I can imagine. You dial the desired grind, tell it how many cups worth of beans are in the grinder and simply push the "on" button. The grind goes for the correct time - it's idiot proof and it eliminates debate with other people as to how long you should grind beans for the intended use.
470424
Adding to Klee's answer: there are 5 correction Filters: 1/2 CTB (3200K to 4300K) [1/2 f/stop loss] Full CTO (6500K to 3200K) [1 f/stop loss] 1/2 CTO (6500K to 3800K) [1/2 f/stop loss] 1/4 CTO (6500K to 4600K) [1/2 f/stop loss] Plus Green (cc30 Green) [1/2 f/stop loss] Heavy Frost Diffusion [2 f/stop loss]
1593082
It has settings every two mm from two on up until about 12. Unfortunately, mine does not hold any position over 4 and I am awaiting replacement combs which I hope will cure this problem as 4 is a little short. My norelco was set at 5 and I hope to set my Remington at 6.
1147385
There is a dial with 6 numbers on it from 1 to 6, but it is variable speed so the numbers simply indicate slow to fast with the higher number the fastest. There are no speed settings since it is "variable" speed.
1692840
I am not sure but mine is set at half the dial. Because this is a comfort spot for me, I've left it there.
568651
20 on/off settings.. not ten ons and ten offs......and , I might add, very accurate
1506813
It has 7 settings, but beware, you can't read it in the dark. That's the only part I do not like.
1244125
Sorry, but I haven't used the machine in more than two years and just don't remember the settings. I do remember that I tinkered quite a bit, then used a felt-tip to mark the exact settings on the guide plates. Good luck!
1677199
Sorry, no way to know for sure without some kind of direct measuring. The dial only goes up to 400. I have to assume it just goes slightly higher, maybe 450 or close to 500. I think they should just post the information on their specifications.
1471798
"ISO sensitivity can be set from 3 to 8000 in third-stop increments" (http://www.sekonic.com/products/l-308s/features.aspx)
13313
If you look at the Amazon page on this product it has two photos. The second one is a shot to the top control panel which shows the setting selection. Hope this helps
2021509
It depends on the setting that you put on but could be more or less or the same not sure exact numbers
2084663
You don't. I just know my dial pretty well. It starts at low frequencies all the way counter clockwise and then you turn the dial clockwise and go up in frequency. It will tune in pretty accurate.
746304
ok, this was killing me, I had to check mine. By-the-way, I would recommend this fun, neat, unique tool.There are 3 settings which are at 0* (straight), 45* and 90*. It sets in this way to the left or to the right, so technically there are 5 TOTAL settings, 0* in the middle. With a screwdriver type handle on this tool, I have not figured out why you would need to adjust left or right, I think just the 0*, 45* and 90* settings in one direction would be all you need. Antway, there ya go, have fun.
856515
The settings above 5 are 6, 8, 10, 15, 25. Nice little regulator. Works well.
243811
The dials are just to adjust toasting time. Took me a couple of times to find the setting I like. Does not count down but has a "cancel" button if you think toast is becoming too crisp. Like ours a lot.
1038843
You can find it in Casio Europe and Peru as FX-5800P without the "N"http://www.casio-europe.com/es/sc/standard/fx5800p/