How can anyone use 4 times less of something should it be one fourth as much? What are you multiplying????
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I bought it, it's fine, it's toilet paper! I don't analyze - I shop on Amazon for the convenience and it was the best price at the time. If you don't like what you read about it - don't buy it.
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I guess its 1 and 3/16ths then... we're talking less than a centimeter difference between the two measurements. Is it that serious? I was trying to give a roundabout general idea via my discription.
1905020
yes, the decimal is in the wrong place..... it is a little thing 4.13 x 1.2 x4.13 is more like it..... although i did check another website and they how the dimensions as 4.72 x 1.2 x 4.72 but both are close enough.
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I think it only provides tenth of an ounce measurements. If I need 1 3/4 of an ounce, for instance, I round it up to 1.8.
284457
Unfortunately no, you have even to multiply the f stop by 2x, so the 2.8 will be 5.6, is that what you asked for?
52876
wow i feel dumber for having read this... do you not know how to do simple math? 128 oz in a 1 gallon.. so 128 / 16 = 8... now heres the hard part... if you have 8 that are in use, how many are left?? 8 - 12 = ????? seriously.. stupid question.
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The lowest numbers correlate to the lowest shock settings. You could just buy one and see for yourself to be sure. I don't know who the retard is that said they go all the way up to 100, but that's insanely wrong. There's no dial and only 7 buttons..... 1 and 4 is like putting a 9 volt battery on your tongue, 2 and 5 is double that and 4 and 6 is doubled again.
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I don't understand your question. It says that the order is case of 4. I think that answers your question.
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The logical assumption is higher count should be less expensive, but as you have pointed out; not always the case. Do the math and always go with the less expensive option.
46780
I don't really understand your question. I think 1 count means you get 1. 2 count means you get 2 of them.
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It's a little over, 4, less than a quarter, and 8 less than 1/2. Hope that helps, I think they're great for what I use them for. Jane
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This is what ive been trying to figure out... i bought 4 and am wondering the same thing.. someone help :)
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If I understood question correctly then: 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, 1/4, 9/32, 5/16, 11/32 and 3/8That's how you answer a question!!
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They are slightly smaller than a dime. You can cut it into one half or one fourth.
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I do know you only need a smalll amount. It does go a long way. Maybe you are using too much?
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Yes, I found the math quite a bit off . . . just purchase 3 six packs and call it a day - right? Still have change to spare . . .
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It is stronger than 4. Use 2-3 drops instead of 5, this will get you close to the same results.