It appears you have to read with the numbers upside down. Does it hold the pressure so you can remove it and read?
615777
Yes! (And if you stand on your head, the numbers will be the right way up.)
615778
Yes, it retains the value. You can't easily read it when attached with tire. I always remove it and then read the value. Great feature.
615779
I've always removed it to read it - this thing is FANTASTIC. I bought a bunch to give as Christmas gifts last year.
615780
I guess it would depend on where the valve ends up as to which way you read the display - but the readings stay on after you remove it and until you power off the gauge.
475153
Yes it does. I purchased it to read the pressure of a reverse osmosis water system tank. It works great.
1608533
I am (very much) guessing it does go in reverse otherwise I think it would be rather useless.Just my $0.02 worth...Toddamazon@ecafa.com
2209637
it displays only one answer when the pressure is stable, it doesn't change too much (a little) as you step on it. However, its oddly consistent in its answers at one time. If I try it 3 times in a row, I get the same answer. But a few hours later I get a different answer, but that answer will be the same 3 times in a row. I'm going to try it again tonight after reading peoples comments and perhaps see if there is some trick to it that I can get it to work? Otherwise I'm sending it back.
941528
Mine has the calculator that flips up also. But the slot underneath has the pen holder attached so that it is impossible to slide a cover of the register into it. Sliding the register under the checks is the arrangement that works best for me.
1221361
For short periods, the answer is yes. I have not had occasion to write upside down for a sustained period (30-60 minutes), so I cannot offer guidance on that.
489821
I haven't noticed any pressure. It's also adjustable so even if you believe it does, you can adjust it to where it doesn't.
1599455
you need to balance it, by pressing long on the right buttonthe reason it is this way is because it allows you to put a container on it and balance it to 0 - it will measure what you put in the container without the weight of the container...
1487239
No, this model does not hold pressure. Good unit though. I have the same model that does, but its a fair amount more expensive.
67193
No, it would be really hard to read with this, you would have to get it just perfect to read with it, and it would get very uncomfortable.
2147441
It does have a hold function button in any mode, but it is a manual mode. So it wont catch the high or low reading on its own and hold it. You have to manually push the button when you want it to hold the reading.
653160
It takes it off when you squeeze it. It just goes in tne opposite direction for the internal
165762
Haven't tried that, but I would guess it doesn't. The Reading is sensitive to any changes as if you were adding or removing ingredients. But if you use the TARE button, when you remove the box you'll have a negative Reading- that's the box's weight
124644
Yes, that is correct. While air is flowing it will not read accurate ascending pressure readings, but as soon as you stop the flow it reads very accurate, from my experience.
199043
It does work, but it is a bit of a squeeze to get to the numbers on top. Hope this was helpful!
692629
Not at all. Its kind of like making the transition from a square sized laptop screen to a wide screen. As wide screens became common you would never go back to a square sized screen. Same concept. It makes things much easier to read with greater horizontal real estate. A bit awkward to hold but its OK.
1197656
Only bends as you hold it, falls back straight when released. Don't think it affects pressure. have not noticed.