If I was building an aircraft I think I would invest in a set of these. Cheap enough for a club to invest in a set.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/305826642175 ... media=COPY
Regards Clive
Re-weighing
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Re: Re-weighing
Clive James
Re: Re-weighing
That looks a good find. My friend has just bought two, so I will report back on how it went..
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I've had those same scales in the past; they were even cheaper at that time. Checked with bags of cement they seemed accurate enough.
You'll get a few weighings off them, then they conk out. Yer gets what yer pays for!
Duncan McF.
You'll get a few weighings off them, then they conk out. Yer gets what yer pays for!
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Re: Re-weighing
They are ok for a couple of weighings, but make sure you have them regularly calibrated or have a set of test weights to check them against as both the "weigher" and the inspector are signing off the results as correct. ?
Better scales would be these:-
https://www.ourweigh.co.uk/brecknell-fl ... cales.html
Better scales would be these:-
https://www.ourweigh.co.uk/brecknell-fl ... cales.html
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