What is the pound of Magnet (?) /pressure (/)
1691419
not sure of the scientific answer, but this thing holds our 8" chef's knife and the rest of the knives, no problem. it's REALLY strong. if you want to put a cleaver on it, it'll hold. we're very happy with it, not sure what other people had problems with.
489455
under a pound, plastic coated steel, bottom part will compress like a spring so it's a bit smaller
10662
The science whiz Physics experiment is very light. As far as I remember less than a pound, roughly something like about 300 grams
788918
It depends on whether the magnet is against the metal directly with the weight glued to the magnet, or the weight is in the form of cardboard or cloth separating the magnet from the metal and providing effective slippage. The magnet is difficult to remove if holding something thin to a smooth metal surface. I would guess it will hold pounds as apposed to ounces.
1683577
Magnet is 1/2 inch thick and 2.75 inches in diameter. Entire speaker depth is 1.75 inchest from top of mounting hole to back of magnet. Do not know the weight.
610287
Yep. It's off by about 5 pounds. It reads more than what you actually have in the tire.
1217281
Most likely a 1 lb box, They are great speakers and Magnets have weight. Don't let a few pounds stand in your way. Just Buy them And you will not regret it. I keep hearing things on my motorcycle, weird noises. Just the fine sounds that I never heard in songs. These speakers are great.
1567647
Holding force 600-lb (272kg)Current draw 500mA@12VDC, 250mA@24VDCOperating voltage 12 or 24 VDC±10%Temperature 14º ~ 131º F (-10º ~ 55º C) Magnet size 9-7/8"x1-1/16"x1-5/8" (250x27x42 mm)Armature size 7-1/4"x1/2"x1-1/2" (185x12x38 mm)Certification UL, ULC, CERoHS compliance YesUnit weight (approx.) 4-lb 6-oz (2kg)
67200
yes, it measures in pounds of pressure per square inch. my tank is full at 2000 PSI and this gauge indicates it very accurately. From full all the down to zero. I am quite happy it.
2203683
I don't know that I'm qualified to answer that question I would guess it weighed a pound and I would guess it's about the same dimension as the iPad adding a half an inch ......
2190901
I'm not sure in actual poundage, but we can fill it to the brim with grocery bags and roll it up stairs into the house. We LOVE it!
1274102
On the "indicator" you will have 2 donut shaped rings that go around the Indicator, 1 ring is 5lbs & 2 rings, If I remember correctly are 10lbs. of pressure
1723141
The information on the instructions say with the the unit ready for testing, press on/set. If you have the results showing in kg, press on/set. Either way it's supposed to convert to pounds.
944647
Hi, I am assuming you are asking for the unit of measurement and the answer would be pounds or kilograms.
149988
That's going to be a little difficult -- cups are volume measure, grams are weight. It would convert from grams or kilograms to pounds with no problem. One of my cooking instructors had a saying "A pint's a pound the world around" - so admittedly that's a pretty loose standard but if it isn't something really finicky like pastry, that heuristic would probably work.
2133516
I tested this out with a refrigerator magnet and the meter went off the scale. You may need a Gauss meter that will register more than just 5 mG for the magnet experiment. I just ordered the Lutron 822-A. That one goes up to 200 mG.
852483
It is marked with either kilogram force meters or newton meters, but I don't remember which. I think it was newton meters.