Took some digital vs analog weights...

Wow I’ve been insanely wrong with my weights of my Pythons....and I feel horrible lol so when I though bubbles weighed 470g he’s actually at 517, Daenerys I thought was at 145 is actually at 171, and Ramsey I thought was at 740 is actually at 823...wow the difference in accuracy is nuts.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...81174f78e5.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...762d5073cb.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...09623d8999.jpg


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Wow, what variants! What type of analog scale were you using out of curiosity?

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Originally Posted by WastelandExotics

Wow, what variants! What type of analog scale were you using out of curiosity?

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Some cheap pos lol no big brand name well at least I know now that I can up all their prey size


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I can’t even weight my other two cause they’re both in deep shed, my RTB Anubis and my pastel enchi Ra


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Welcome to the digital age :P

Analog can be accurate but the cost of those type of scales is ridiculous when a cheap digital can give you accuracy to the gram.

Don't forget that if you want to check the calibration of your digital scale and you aren't some science nerd that has expensive calibrated weights, an unadulterated clean US nickel weighs 5 grams.

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Originally Posted by SDA

... unadulterated clean US nickel weighs 5 grams.

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*casually checks my own digital scale for accuracy*

Whew! It's accurate!

Now you know why good bread bakers use digital scales; their recipes measure out ingredients such as flour by weight versus volume.