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In Reply to: You misinterpreted my internet language. "someone" refers to me not you. posted by alaskahiatt on March 27, 2021 at 13:26:04:
since the weight of nickels or pennies can vary up to .2 grams in my previous post:
"The 1 gram weight will always be a reference for 1.XX grams if you can verify the exact weight and write it on the weight with a marker. Mine is a consistent 1.02 grams. That way any electronic one can be checked for accuracy"
So, use a coin and weigh it a few times and write the weight on it with a marker, it will be your reference weight. If I used a 100g scale in my Lab duties to weigh samples that only weighed 1 gram the lab supervisor would have written me up for violations. 2 times and they would have fired me. I have the same 100 gram scale as you that I use for weighing things but it's accuracy I've found to vary a bit on measuring <5, and with age has gotten worse and I don't use it much; only the one that goes no higher than 5 grams. I looked for a while but couldn't find the name as it had no I.D.
I'm a stickler for this because it only takes one play to ruin the precious vinyl from mistracking, and humans make errors.
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Follow Ups
- my apologies - Story 14:22:56 03/27/21 (2)
- Thanks, and I totally understand the lab influence. I was a lab - alaskahiatt 15:44:13 03/27/21 (1)
- vinyl is worth the fight - Story 04:32:28 03/28/21 (0)
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