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Hello all...
I went out and bought a Salter Aquatronic 3007. The problem i have with this scale is that it will shutoff before the automatic shutoff timeout. With the exception of this one problem, it is a good scale. At first I thought i bought a lemon, so I went and bought another one from a different store; however, it still does the same thing. I went to return this second scale when someone suggested that it might be the batteries. So i bought new batteries; however, the problem persists. I've read some past mesages regarding the Salter Aquatronics and I can't find anybody else having similar problems. I will be returning this scale and looking for another digital scale. Can anyone suggest one for me? It would be fantastic if someone could suggest one that measures fluid ounces as well. Thanks. |
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BSI wrote:
Can anyone suggest one for me? It would be fantastic if someone could suggest one that measures fluid ounces as well. I have several different scales that I've ordered from http://www.myscale.com/ |
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BSI wrote: Hello all... I went out and bought a Salter Aquatronic 3007. The problem i have with this scale is that it will shutoff before the automatic shutoff timeout. With the exception of this one problem, it is a good scale. At first I thought i bought a lemon, so I went and bought another one from a different store; however, it still does the same thing. I went to return this second scale when someone suggested that it might be the batteries. So i bought new batteries; however, the problem persists. I've read some past mesages regarding the Salter Aquatronics and I can't find anybody else having similar problems. I will be returning this scale and looking for another digital scale. Can anyone suggest one for me? It would be fantastic if someone could suggest one that measures fluid ounces as well. Thanks. I have that scale: had it about 4 years now, and it's never done that... Takes about 2 minutes before it shuts off, which is plenty for me. I think it's on its second set of batteries, and I use it every day. -- Kate XXXXXX Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk Click on Kate's Pages and explore! |
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"Dave Bugg" deebuggatcharterdotnet wrote in message ... BSI wrote: Can anyone suggest one for me? It would be fantastic if someone could suggest one that measures fluid ounces as well. I have several different scales that I've ordered from http://www.myscale.com/ I agree. For a specific recommendation, type in 3001 (or 6001) in the search box for a 3Kg (or 6 Kg) scale. They have all the bells & whistles I need like a tare function and you can switch between oz, lbs & oz, grams, Kg & g. I would not order the white one with the black 'stripes'. I think those rubber stripes would just collect the stuff you're weighing. I have the blue 3001 and have had it for a few years. I love it. |
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"SCUBApix" wrote in
: I agree. For a specific recommendation, type in 3001 (or 6001) in the search box for a 3Kg (or 6 Kg) scale. They have all the bells & whistles I need like a tare function and you can switch between oz, lbs & oz, grams, Kg & g. I would not order the white one with the black 'stripes'. I think those rubber stripes would just collect the stuff you're weighing. I have the blue 3001 and have had it for a few years. I love it. Thanks for the suggestions. I tried looking for 3001 and 6001, but could not find anything. I also could not find a search box. Are you sure the site is: http://www.myscale.com? Thanks. |
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BSI wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions. I tried looking for 3001 and 6001, but could not find anything. I also could not find a search box. Are you sure the site is: http://www.myscale.com? I think they meant myweigh.com. -- Larry |
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SCUBApix wrote:
..stuff you're weighing. I have the blue 3001 and have had it for a few years. I love it. LOL... I have the blue 60001 T. I use it to do double duty as a kitchen scale, and to weigh my birds. The darn thing is marvelous. I took it into a shop that does scale calibration. They used a series of calibration weights to test it, and it was spot on every time. I traded 'em a slab of 'Q'd ribs for their time. :-) Dave |
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BSI wrote:
Thanks for the suggestions. I tried looking for 3001 and 6001, but could not find anything. I also could not find a search box. Are you sure the site is: http://www.myscale.com? Try this, it's a link off the site: http://www.americanweigh.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv |
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Here is a link to another site which has a very good price on the 6001T:
http://balance.balances.com/scales/460 Dave |
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Dave Bugg wrote:
Here is a link to another site which has a very good price on the 6001T: http://balance.balances.com/scales/460 Dave I have an "Escali" scale that looks almost just like that 6001T that I bought on eBay a few years ago for about $25. It works very well, and is surprisingly accurate. It weighs to 3 kg in 1 gram or .1 ounce increments and displays in grams or pounds/ounces. Best regards, Bob |
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BSI wrote:
Hello all... I went out and bought a Salter Aquatronic 3007. The problem i have with this scale is that it will shutoff before the automatic shutoff timeout. With the exception of this one problem, it is a good scale. At first I thought i bought a lemon, so I went and bought another one from a different store; however, it still does the same thing. I went to return this second scale when someone suggested that it might be the batteries. So i bought new batteries; however, the problem persists. I've read some past mesages regarding the Salter Aquatronics and I can't find anybody else having similar problems. I will be returning this scale and looking for another digital scale. Can anyone suggest one for me? It would be fantastic if someone could suggest one that measures fluid ounces as well. I got this one a couple years ago, iirc at Sur la Table: http://www.salterhousewares.com/tpag...p.asp?model=21 Works great. How does the 3007 figure out fluid ounces? For water, they're just normal ounces. Does it adjust for the kind of fluid? --Blair "That could be handy." |
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Master Chef Richard Campbell chefmagnusnospam wrote:
Dave, I have had good luck with EKS, I would only say besure to get the 1 g increment models. I got one (bought on eBay) that measures in 0.05 g increments. I use it to weigh tea so I can have a common reference for the strength of a new kind. --Blair "2.00 g tea 8 oz just-off-boiling water 3 or 4 minute steep decant immediately" |
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Blair P. Houghton wrote in
: How does the 3007 figure out fluid ounces? For water, they're just normal ounces. Does it adjust for the kind of fluid? I dunno how the mechanics of the 3007 work to figure out fluid ounces. I don't think it can adjust for the density of the fluid. I just thought it was a cool feature to have. However, I'm beginning to wonder whether or not i should pursue a digital scale with this feature. I have found another scale made by Escali. Here's the link: http://store.chefmall.com/esaqdisc.html With this scale, it says that u can adjust for the densities of the liquids. |
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BSI wrote:
Blair P. Houghton wrote in : How does the 3007 figure out fluid ounces? For water, they're just normal ounces. Does it adjust for the kind of fluid? I dunno how the mechanics of the 3007 work to figure out fluid ounces. I don't think it can adjust for the density of the fluid. I just thought it was a cool feature to have. However, I'm beginning to wonder whether or not i should pursue a digital scale with this feature. I have found another scale made by Escali. Here's the link: http://store.chefmall.com/esaqdisc.html With this scale, it says that u can adjust for the densities of the liquids. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3813046290 best regards, Bob |
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