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I just found exactly the scales I want, I am getting these for sure.

BREWING SCALES (0.1G TO 1000G)
Regular price $9.00
The perfect pocket kit for brewday, we wouldn't leave home without one! Either weigh out your salts bare knuckled on the stainelss steel pad, or use a small cup and TARE to zero. Ideal for adjusting your pH with brewing salts, as well as measuring out your hops and granulated whirlfloc.
Specifications:
- Powered by 2 AAA batteries (batteries not included)
- Durable and compact digital pocket scale for easy portability
- Weighs items up to 1000 grams in 0.1 gram increments
- Easy-to-read, backlit LCD display; intuitive, flip-open lid protects the smooth, stainless-steel weighing surface
 

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Good it uses AAA and not button batteries.

You can use coins to test the scales.

2x5c weighs the same as a 10c, 2x10c the same as a twenty.

   
5c 2.8g
10c 5.6g
20c 11.2g
50c 15.5g
$1 8.9g
$2 6.5g
     
     
     
   
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1 minute ago, Marvin said:

Good it uses AAA and not button batteries.

You can use coins to test the scales.

2x5c weighs the same as a 10c, 2x10c the same as a twenty.

   
5c 2.8g
10c 5.6g
20c 11.2g
50c 15.5g
$1 8.9g
$2 6.5g
     
     
     
   

That's good to know, I will keep you posted.

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17 hours ago, CLASSIC said:

I just received my digital scales - Awesome, these will be very handy.  1000g x .01g, I think it is worth a plug for @Hoppy81

Cheers.

http://www.threechinsbrewing.com.au

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Have you put these scales to the test  yet classic

I am thinking of buying a small set of scales    instead of my electronic scales that go to 45kg

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19 hours ago, CLASSIC said:

I just received my digital scales - Awesome, these will be very handy.  1000g x .01g, I think it is worth a plug for @Hoppy81

Cheers.

http://www.threechinsbrewing.com.au

 

At first glance I thought this link read "three inches brewing" and thought they may have named it after me. Then I realised it was "three chins brewing" and thought they may have named it after me. 😄 

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6 hours ago, MUZZY said:

At first glance I thought this link read "three inches brewing" and thought they may have named it after me. Then I realised it was "three chins brewing" and thought they may have named it after me. 😄 

What are you saying you strapping young English Gentleman ( I am only saying that as you are a Bus Driver & have Reg Varney as a profile photo )  however correct me if I am wrong.

It is not size that counts, but I could be talking about the head on your beer.

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6 hours ago, CLASSIC said:

What are you saying you strapping young English Gentleman ( I am only saying that as you are a Bus Driver & have Reg Varney as a profile photo )  however correct me if I am wrong.

It is not size that counts, but I could be talking about the head on your beer.

It could mean three inches thick. 😁

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well my pocket scales  like @CLASSIC   has arrived

bonus was it came with batteries


performed the coin test with the change on  my computer desk

2.8g for a 5c
5.7g  for 10c
11.3g for 20c

The real test now   is when  i put the hops on the scales
i say they are reasonable accurate

 

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18 minutes ago, ozdevil said:

well my pocket scales  like @CLASSIC   has arrived

bonus was it came with batteries


performed the coin test with the change on  my computer desk

2.8g for a 5c
5.7g  for 10c
11.3g for 20c

The real test now   is when  i put the hops on the scales
i say they are reasonable accurate

 

Mine were spot on. 👍

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17 hours ago, ozdevil said:

i reckon threechinsbrewing is a reseller of kegland gear

Most LHBS are.  It does seem strange that KL also sells direct.  I am not really complaining, as a consumer, but it must make it harder for the LHBS when they are competing with the company that supplies some of their gear.

PS - The scales sound like a good purchase.

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Just now, Shamus O'Sean said:

Most LHBS are.  It does seem strange that KL also sells direct.  I am not really complaining, as a consumer, but it must make it harder for the LHBS when they are competing with the company that supplies some of their gear.

I was reluctant to comment but as we all know even the larger well known stores would have to order from the manufacturer/major distributor however in this case it is a local family business with lots of other items being handled & supporting fellow local businesses.

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On 5/3/2021 at 2:23 PM, ozdevil said:

i reckon threechinsbrewing is a reseller of kegland gear

We purchase items from Kegland and other stores and sell them on @ozdevil same as most stores do. We have found Kegland gear to be mostly good products which
We also use.

Cheers,
Hoppy
Three Chins Brewing

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5 hours ago, Hoppy81 said:

We purchase items from Kegland and other stores and sell them on @ozdevil same as most stores do. We have found Kegland gear to be mostly good products which
We also use.

Cheers,
Hoppy
Three Chins Brewing

cheers @Hoppy81    i noticed alot of brewing stores purchase from kegland.com.au...  they are hard to beat with price 

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