What is a sping scale gauge????
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It is a device to measure force (and consequently weight). It uses the fact that a spring expands proportionally to the force against it, so if you know how far the spring stretches, you know the force.
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If you are talking about the size usually it is a smaller size such as a 27 or 25 gauge.  And yes as the idiot said before me...it is a sterile one...lol.The length is 1inch to 1 1/2 inches.
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A faulty scale will do it
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I believe someone made an 8 gauge. Not sure who or when. I bet it would kick like a mule. lol
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Use a container truck's scale
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The Beaufort Scale measures wind speed.\nSir speed? what's that?
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try http://www.rube-goldberg.com/
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I'm guessing your question is more to do with calibration of the scales. \n\nUsually, its calibrated against a standard of weight, traceable to an approved laboratory. Most of the spring based scales are based on, as the name goes, springs. These would be manufactured on with fairly repeatable characteristics, like the stiffness for example. Details of the exact calibration procedure might be available on the following page, and the links thereof.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weighing_scale
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cy·clom·e·ter (sī-klŏm'ĭ-tər) \nn.\nAn instrument that records the revolutions of a wheel to indicate distance traveled.\nAn instrument that measures circular arcs.\n\nGoniometer \nAn instrument used for measuring geometric angles. See radio direction-finder. \n\n**please check the internet for more information** :)
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what scale u r looking for?
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18 Guage = 0.040 inches\n\nThe conversion chart is here\n\nhttp://www.slotcar.com/drs/gachart.htm\n\nThanks
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Hi: \n\nFirst off let start by explain what a scale is  a Scale is a ratio of two sizes . It is way to put something that is too big or too small in the real world to a size that we  humans can relate to for example Let say a Saturn V rocket is 309 feet tall to make a 1/12  scale model of it. first we know the real rocket is 309 feet. on our model scale  1inch equal 12 inches or 1 foot so:\n\n309/12 = 25.75 or 25 and 3/4 inches\n\nour scale model of the Saturn V rocket is 25.75 inches or slightly larger then 2 feet tall (actually 2 feet 1 3/4 inches tall) \n\nSomethings are too small in the real world  ( like pocket watch gears or electronic parts) So we  use a enlarging  scale and it written  like this  4/ 1 or 1 inch  equals 4 inches  for example a gear is 1/8" in diameter in the real world would be drawn on a blueprint drawing with the scale 4 to 1 the gear is drawn at 1/2 inch  diameter  or 4 times it's actual size \n\n1/8 * 4/1 = 4/8= 1/2 inches\n\nthe way to remember a scale is what place is the 1 units  in relation to the scaling value or division sign or  " :" symbol  if the 1  is in front of the division sign or ":" symbol  your dealing with a reduction factor with means that the model or drawing is going to be smaller than the actual object itself\n\nIf the 1 unit is in back of the division or  ":" symbol with number greater than 1 in the front your deal with a enlarging factor meaning the drawing is bigger the the actual size of the object itself  \n\n\nOkay let's see what the answer is, for your problem:\n\nlet say your measuring a real rod that is 4.7 mm and your scale on a drawing of this rod is 2.5 :1  what is the drawing scale lenght of this rod is:\n\nrule 1: where is the 1 in relation to the scale value? \n\nanswer: behind it. So we are dealing with a enlargement drawing \n\nSo set the problem as follows:\n\n4.7 *2.5 =  11.75 mm\n\nThe drawing scale measured rod lenght is 11.75 mm or the rod lenght on the drawing is 11.75 mm
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Pressure Gauges and Gauge Attachments\n\nThis Standard was approved by the B40 Standards Committee and approved as an American National Standard by the American National Standards Institute on September 19, 2005.\n\nhttp://engineers.ihs.com/document/abstract/GOFSUAAAAAAAAAAA
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Hi. The experiment used a torsion scale, a very thin wire with known strength, to support the center bar. The smaller balls were attracted to the larger ones and caused the wire to twist just a little. From this the mass of the lead balls was used to calculate 'g'.
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Well you have two tanks on a plane and you use either one. I believe it works just like the ones we have on cars and trucks. With a Float system.\nOh and the gages will change if you stay at an angle lmao. or upside down they register this all lol. I believe they are slow responce gages meaning they do not react real fast to a change in plane level up or down or angle.
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I don't really know .. but look at it this way, you are special !!! But I thought there was a person holding the scale in any picture I've ever seen. Oh well first part sounds good though don't it? Heres a link.
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While the answers above are correct, I will go a bit further.\n\nEstes rockets sells a nice tool for just this very job that will make your measurement fairly easy and accurate. It is called AltiTrak (TM).\n\nhttp://www.estesrockets.com/cgi-bin/products.cgi?view,296