Digital Scale - Myweigh KD7000 digital electronic scale

[@tglenn3121]

I like the video, but the sound is kind of low and hard to hear.

[@angelzie]

Thanks for this video. The calibration portion was extremely helpful.

[@Sooz-gh7fb]

Very helpful, thank you for sharing this.x

[@macster1457]

what if you needed to weigh something like 165.3 grams?.. can you do this with this scale?.. I notice grams does not have a decimal point on the screen.

[@balancesDOTcom]

The KD7000 increments in 1 gram divisions. So 1g, 2g, 3g, ... 164g, 165g, 166g etc. The KD7000 does not increment in a tenth of a gram division but we do sell other models that can do this BUT it will cost you a lot more money. Please review the balance.balances.com/scales/912/ Sartorius Entris8201-1S that has a weighing capacity of 8200g and increments in 0.1 gram divisions. Another alternatives with less weighing capacity maybe to consider is the Myweigh i5500 at balance.balances.com/scales/1046 that has a weighing capacity of 5500g and increments in 0.1 gram divisions, Myweigh i1200 at balance.balances.com/scales/742 that has a weighing capacity of 1200g and increments in 0.1 gram divisions or Myweigh i500 at balance.balances.com/scales/741 that has a weighing capacity of 500g and increments in 0.1 gram divisions

[@robertknight4672]

The only time I ever come across a measurement like that is if I look up the conversion and usually I just ignore whatever is after the decimal point. It usually works fine for baking.

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