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Deputy819
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You're gonna love that thing! Get a good, precisely accurate calibration weight for it and consider running it through a Tripp Lite power conditioner and you'll be golden.
I forgot to add that I got my scale at OLD WILL KNOTT SCALES. They had the best prices I could find( $110 less than 2nd best) and their customer service is excellent.
Cambridge Environmental = $722.48 Old Will Knott = $597.30
Cambridge Environmental = $722.48 Old Will Knott = $597.30
Cinchy
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I lead a sheltered life I guess? What is a Tripp Lite power conditioner??
Deputy819
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LOL!
2400W 120V Power Conditioner, Voltage Regulation, Surge Protection, 6 Outlets | Eaton
Ideal for computers, routers, modems and home theater components Corrects under- and overvoltages in 89V–147V range. Protects against spikes with 1440 joules of surge suppression Monitors power status with front-panel diagnostic LEDs Features 6 outlets: 4 5-15R and 2 5-20R
Conditioners protect delicate electronic equipment from line surges and current drift too small to trip a surge protector. Some people say they will double your light bulbs life. I have no ideas or facts on that claim.
I got this one Amazon for $70.
600W 120V Power Conditioner with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), AC Surge Protection, 6 Outlets | Eaton
Ideal for computers, routers, modems and home theater components Corrects under- and overvoltages in 85V–147V range Protects against spikes with 720 joules of surge suppression Monitors power status with front-panel diagnostic LEDs Features 6 5-15R rear outlets
meatyrem
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Get you a good calibration weight. For that model I don't know what is recommended for yours but if you want to know I can check later on and see where mine came from but it was north of $200 just for the calibration weight that my brand of scale recommends. I think mine was a 200 gram calibration weight.
Deputy819
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He'll need a 100g weight. I'd recommend....
Calibration weight 100 g - Class 1 NVLAP certificate
Calibration weight 100 g, Class 1 NVLAP, tolerance ± 0.25 mg, stainless steel two piece construction. Test weight come with Class 1 NVLAP traceability certificate.
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meatyrem
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Yep. That will work.He'll need a 100g weight. I'd recommend....
Calibration weight 100 g - Class 1 NVLAP certificate
Calibration weight 100 g, Class 1 NVLAP, tolerance ± 0.25 mg, stainless steel two piece construction. Test weight come with Class 1 NVLAP traceability certificate.
mine took a 200g weight.
Mine also works with a 200g weightHe'll need a 100g weight. I'd recommend....
Calibration weight 100 g - Class 1 NVLAP certificate
Calibration weight 100 g, Class 1 NVLAP, tolerance ± 0.25 mg, stainless steel two piece construction. Test weight come with Class 1 NVLAP traceability certificate.
Deputy819
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Mine came from Cambridge factory set for 100g. You could absolutely use up to 200g with the FX 120i. I've just never seen the need to do so.
kiwikid
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According to the user manual the FX 120i can be calibrated with only either a 100g (factory setting) or a 50g.
Deputy819
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Yeah, you're right. 200g can be used for the FX-200i.
