You've aided and abetted 80,000+ dealers. Good man I'm fed up of getting stitched out of the weight

@seriouslyreally7521

3 жыл бұрын

Oy mate, I so did agree with you back then before dispensaries and shit got legal, (for some things 😉) but it’s just not even worth going to the dispensary if you thought it was bad back then when we were chumped here & there by a local dealer. Dispensaries are the “NEW DEALERS ON THE BLOCK” and they want ALL your $$$. Ain’t no medical insurance nor any kind of type that exists, nor medication funding for any assistance whatsoever, especially for those cancer patients out there. Who I’m most certain probably are needing it more than any other of us, it’s just too bad that they’re willing to recognize it as a medicine, but treat it otherwise by keeping it out of the hands of the people who need it most. Maybe going back to the “OL” SKOOL DEALER” ain’t so bad their prices are better too!!

@beckyjane8231

Жыл бұрын

Word lmao that is funny over a mill now hahahahahah FTP

@pauly51

Жыл бұрын

@@seriouslyreally7521 there are many medicinal plants in the world

@tecohobishi2655

8 ай бұрын

Maybe he's a jeweller

@ronnyquatre6305

5 ай бұрын

Q​

In the states If you dont have a 50g calibration weight you can test by first weighing several nickels, most weigh exactly 5g so if your scale reflects this you know your good but heres how to make an accurate 50g weight to use if you need to calibrate later. Get a bunch of nickels occasionally you will encounter one that will weigh less than 5g. You can either use ten 5g nickels or use one of the lighter ones so that you may wrap with enough tape to reach the 50g point then you have a good one piece calibration weight.

Mate, thank you!!! I had two old scales which I thought were busted (I just didn't know how to re calibrate them properly) now there like new!!!

Shipping takes 1-3 days, you need your scales working RIGHT NOW, this is what this video is for!

LEGEND!!!! I was about to return a set of scales before I found this !!

Anyone know how to solve the pop up "full" in the screen. It dont work nomore and whatever you try it gives the same pop up full

I have the same scale...but when I turn it on, it reads 24c02 what does that mean? What do I do? -Thanks-

Can somebody help me? I have a 5 gram and a 10 gram Wight. How do I use this to calibrate my scale? The numbers are flicking up and Down, and it is impossible to meassure anything. The scale is just used a couple of times before I tried to caibrate it, this attemp maked it far off doh

@OslaDraziwa You would need a container and unless you knew the exact weigh of said container it would be impossible to use said method.

Thanks had an old pair that I just calibrated :) £10-£15 in the car boot sale pile :D

thanks for this video..I have the same scale that doesn't come with a calibration weight

How many nickels, quarters or dimes do I need

Mine wont stop flashing the calibration weight after ive put weight on it. Whats this issue?

I just bought my SW13 scale and since the moment I turned it on it's said, "HHH." I don't know what's wrong with it. Can anyone help me please?

I used 3 1 troy ounce silver/gold coins. It's not perfect 100gr but close enough for emergencies.

wow man I got exactly the same scale.. could you help? yday it just said 0.0 and didnt change and when i try to calibrate it just stays on cal.. doesnt day 100.0 like your one.. plus obviously it doesnt weigh anything.. help please?

I've been telling my friends to forget the Calibration weights... Use pocket change!! Hold up... Just hold up a quick second. Now this method totally works! However, at least in America, the coins can be pitted, chipped, etc. And THAT can make the weight wrong. Just FYI... It's always better to use the newest possible coins for more accurate weight!

Ice may float in a drink because its density is lower than water's but that's not because it has any less mass; its mass is merely spread over a larger area. 1 mL/CC of liquid water will still weigh 1g upon freezing, even if it will occupy >1cm³ (cubic centimeter being the origin of CC). With that in mind you can make an ice cube out of a 3 CCs of water and it will weigh 3g. I've used this method then checked with a 5g calibration weight to verify and it's been accurate.

Thank you. That video helped a lot.

@soeullampkin1119

2 жыл бұрын

Aight cool now lemme get a gram dis me pullin up

How do i sort out something on this scale that every time i turn it on it says rECAL or UnSr Help would be appreciated Thanks

It helped alot thanks good job

I got a baby scale showing overload error how do I fix it? Help?

Hey I'm trying do do this but I can't seem to get it. I put 14 coins on it but nothing

@luciansusclei its annoying,ive taken the batteries out ,hoping somehow the scale may reset it self to factory settings,fingers crossed, if i put alot of weight it i dont even show a error message

Mine over weighs things after i calibrated it how do i fix dat

Thank you very much. I Have 20 Nickles but not 17 quarters.

safe lad I just got one of these for my off the books business

@Spaceshanty101 i have the exact same scale used in this vid,i put 14 2 pence on it,to calibrate it,it passes .when i put a penny on it the penny comes up as 8.5 grams,what is wrong with the scales?

20 us nickels or 40 us pennies(I had to use pennies didn't have 20 nickels lol) works great!

@2shoesGaming

2 жыл бұрын

Good looks

it looks like we have the same scale but im having a problem of when i turn the scale on the numbers keep going up and i have re calibrated it and someone gave me some batteries saying they were new.....im planing to buy some batteries my self and see if that fixes it but can you give me any tips on what it could be

@Pablo-uz3ty

2 жыл бұрын

So?

What does calibration do??

is there anyway to reset the "supreme weigh sw13" ?

Get a big enough cup and fill it up with water from another cup till u get the weight needed, u might have to u a spoon to get it right, put some in take some out. Works perfectly everytime

@svampebob007

Жыл бұрын

the issue with that is if the balance is off calibration already you're going to de-calibrate it anyway. The only way to really calibrate it is to have some fixed reference like say a gold coin that you had already measured with the same scale before it got de-calibrated..... How do I know this? because I messed up and accidentally saw the "PASS" mark on my scale by pressing the wrong button(s). At first I did that method of measuring 300g, entering calibration mode and getting it to "re-calibrate", thinking "wow that was smart!". A few days later I wen to measure something that I knew roughly the weight off and saw that it had dropped a few %, not thinking to much about it I just accepted it... a few days later again measuring something that I thought I knew the weight off and sure enough a few % off. That lead me to realize... hold on that's not right! The ONLY way to calibrate to almost good enough, is by using a known "fix" weight... if you don't have a calibration weight but have a known fixed weight (can be any weight) that was measured by the same scale some time ago you can get close to perfect again. I used one of my gold coin that I had measured and cataloged. it was supposed to be 31.31g but came in as 29.57 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂ I felt so dumb. Only then can you start using water in a cup to calibrate it, with Excel I threw in the numbers: A1=29.57 A2=1-A1/31.31 A3=300-(300*A2) That told me that I had to weigh 283.328g of water on the de-calibrated scale, enter calibration, set it to 300 and voila!... ish I did that 5-7 times with the same "known" weight, slowly creeping my way up/down going from -5% off, 1% over, -0.5% off, +0.1%, all the way down to -0.0411%... at that point I used another cataloged "fixed" weight. I measured it to be 48.63g, catalog weight 48.61g on a scale with 500g+-0.01g scale. intentionally used 300g instead of 100g or 500g to because you can't measure anything heavier then 500g, and it's easier to control 300g+-5% compared to calibrating with the other options: 6.01g, 6.5g,10g,50g,100g,300g,500g (don't ask me about the 6.01 and 6.5 options I don't know). Btw a good way to control the weight of water down to 0.01g you can use a emty pen as a pipet to fill it drop by drop (0.1-0.5g), and use a tissue to soak up 0.01-0.1g at a time!

Thanks for this video.

For some reason my scale measures Grams in Ct mode??

@TheExorcist it means low battery

I need some ones help/advice

What if you placed something heavy and passed the weight limit? Now when I turn it on it moves from -1 to 0 to 1. Doesn't stay still even with nothing on it.

@justinafilms13

Жыл бұрын

did you figure it out?😭

if the weight of something is 2g will the difference be 0.01? or still 0.005

Cann somebody help me? My pocket scale always Shows out2 so I cant use it. Even a new calibration doesnt work and the error doesnt pass. Thanks for replies.

@canna_craigy_uk172

4 жыл бұрын

Voltenso same bro did you find a fix?

How many quarters???

Why is there residue on the surface of your set of scales mate?

I have had a problem with my AWS Lb-1000 scale 2times in the last 4 years.. Goole the manual for your scale. it will tell u how big of a weight u need.. I got mine at a smoke shop. lost it and now just use dollars.. they weigh 1 gram

Digital products are so extremely important. Cool!!

So I don't have to buy a little metal thing?

Bro this video just saved me time and money lol

Full puts me on the screen and do not know how to remove it

put the container on first and calibrate ?!?! just blew your mind i can tell :)

How many 2ps are you using

Ive tried this with same model however when i put the coins on it still says 100.00 but wont say pass? Any ideas?

@dominichoyle5105

2 жыл бұрын

Did u ever figure this out ?

why would you need to calibrate whats the point ? thanks

I dont have 14 two pence pieces s there anything else i can use

@titinuk6681

10 жыл бұрын

Maybe try a calibration weight? As crazy as it sounds......

Thanks!!

at exact temperature*

I just bought a fusion pocket scale just like this one and its a piece of ceap, I'm poor and no ones hiring me and I spent $14 on it and doesn't even work the first day, I'm pissed

What does HHH mean when it comes up when you turn your scale on

@freidarhealness5216

4 жыл бұрын

its time to play the game

How many 2p coins were used?

THANK YOU

will this scale in Grains ?

I need to put at least 400g on mine for it to calibrate plz help

@scottishpatriot5908

3 жыл бұрын

Since it has been 6 years since you posted your comment you most likely don’t need to calibrate your scales anymore. You most likely don’t even have them anymore. Just incase you do, a tin of Heinz cream of Chicken soup weighs 400g. Probably useless information to you now lol.

Please help I did the same thing but it doesn't give me the right weight in grams I did the same thing you did and my penny weighed way more that 3.5 Please help I have the same exact scale as well

@scottishpatriot5908

3 жыл бұрын

Not all penny’s weigh 3.5 some are 3.7 or even 3.4 just depends on its condition. Try using new penny’s. Hope this helps even though it was 4 years ago lol.

How many 2p for 100g?

You can just squirt it onto the scale, right?

When put my scale in cal mode is asking for a 50kg weight...smdh that's gonna be a whole lot of nickles! I'm definitely not paying 1 grand for a 50kg weight. I was looking for an alternative but nickles ain't it..Thanks for the vid, I can use this to calibrate my smaller scales.

mine dont say cal....just 100g

thanks a million

THANKS!!!!!

I totally forgot how to call mine so thanks lol

thank you so much!

I need some help please, I did as the video instructed but I'm still getting inaccurate readings. e.g a penny weighs 3.56 and I'm getting 3.83 :P

@danmurphy3248

10 жыл бұрын

Probably because 14x 2 pence coins actually weighs 99.68 making this method ineffective.

MY SCALES SAY FULL..WHAT DOES THAT MEAN AND HOW DO I FIX..

@jacobmortimore

7 жыл бұрын

brendan thompson ur putting stuff too heavy on it for ur small ass scaled

My scales max100g but when I try to calibrate them it keeps saying 50.00g I only have a 100g calibration weight.?!?

@naynayskunky9160

6 жыл бұрын

Erin Danielle bite it in half

What coins should you use for euro currency?

@BlazyBluntz

Жыл бұрын

I found about 11 2 euro coins plus 10 cent and 1 cent works but needed a piece of roach paper to get it fully accurate within .1, check yourself with coin weights on google and add them up to near 100.

my scale is 100\0.01g, when i try to calibrate it says ''CAL'' then 200.00g. what should i do

@davestark3261

8 жыл бұрын

+Moisio Atte Stick 28x2p coins on there

@olafjensen4508

6 жыл бұрын

28 2p coins duffus

@gabrielcornea9119

5 жыл бұрын

buy a precise 200g calibration weight, it costs like 5 bucks or so on ebay

so you would use 20 nickles to do this?

someone help whenever i put my bag on it after i done what the guy in the vid does it just shows 1000 grams and it aint lmao

I fixed my scale using this video with American Pennies, it takes a total of 32 pennies to = 100.00 for your scale to PASS>

@BertPaulson

9 жыл бұрын

Circulating pennies currently have 2 different compositions and 2 different weights. Nickels would be a much wiser choice as they are exactly 5 grams.

@johnnyoliver134

4 жыл бұрын

Vernon Schaal mine says 500.0 what should I put on there to weight it out right ?

@mlean83

3 жыл бұрын

20 nickels would of gave you 100 gms ..... just a lil tip so u wont go counting 100 pennies again.

i just got it mine say 0-Ld what does that mean

@All2Skitzd

7 жыл бұрын

probably overloaded

I started balancing a damn tower lmao

maybe only if the coins are new and even then they may be overweight, especially bullion coins

How does this work since no amount of 2p coins weighs exactly 100g?

@svampebob007

Жыл бұрын

it doesn't, it's not accurate enough. Say coins vary by -0.8% to +0.8% (I weighed 10 coins that were supposed to be 4.45g, average deviation was 0.8%) Throwing that into excel if you use the "supposed weight of 7.12 adding a deviation of +-0.8%, with 100 coins you could end up with as much as -+2.42% error or using 102.16/97.26g instead of 99.68g (and that's with the "supposed weight still being 0.32% off). The only way this can work is if you already had measured ONE coin before the scale was de-calibrated. Then you can do what I did: Measure the coin on the de-calibrated scale, note the supposed weight and use excel again :) By comparing the supposed weight to the new weight you can use that to offset the "calibration" weight like a cup of water. This is how it works (back story I pressed the wrong buttons and de-calibrated my scale): I had one gold coin that I knew was supposed to be 31.31g, I measured it on the scale, it came off as 29.53g. 1-29.53/31.31=0.056 (meaning my scale was -5.6% off 🤦‍♂) Sooo 300g on the scale would actually show as 282.944g... In theory if I measure up 282.944g of water in a cup (including the weight of the cup) and Re-calibrated the scale at 300g it would cancel out and be accurate! 🥳 If you do that 5-10 times you can get back to 0.01% accuracy (in my case I stopped at -0.04% because this scale is kinda noying and likes to jump +-0.03 at random times). I went from -5.6%, to 1%, -0.5%, 0.1%,-0.04... for example measuring up 282g of water... 300.67g...299.95g...300.04g, making sure to calibrating to "300g" every time and comparing the the known coin to what it should be. I used another known object that I knew was supposed to be 48.61g and it came inn as 48.63g, before the calibration it came off as 45.9g... good enough for me! 😄 it only took me 10 minutes using a jug of water, a cup, an empty pen acting as a pipet to deliver 0.1-0.5g of water and some tissue to soak up 0.01g -0.1g of water. The genius of this is that as long as you have a known reference you can get pretty damn close to the perfect calibration, in relatively short amount of time. I'm still going to get it calibrated by a store, but now I don't have to feel so stupid for messing up my scale 😂

Kan het in het nederlands

I just did this and it’s still off point

I did the same with the same scale and the same currency, where mine weighs 8.5 pence and you 3.5 ?😮

when i calibrate my scale it asks for 500 g of weight and now when i weigh a dime it says its 21g.

@austinquinones4968

4 жыл бұрын

Me too wtf

@ExpoTheGhost

3 жыл бұрын

Same here -.-

@scottishpatriot5908

3 жыл бұрын

Most likely useless information to you now since it has been 7 years since you posted your comment but Dolmio Original Bolognese sauce weighs 500g

So basically i put the 2p's on when it is flashing 100g but nothing happens. Had this problem before can't remember what i did. It's saying 0Ur2. Any help would be greatly apprciated.

@spaceshanty1014

8 жыл бұрын

Try pressing the 'mode' button when it is flashing 100. When it says out2 it means it needs calibration

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7 жыл бұрын

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@edwins4504

7 жыл бұрын

Boom Bap Original

this is NOT calibration of anything. coins are minted to be an approx size and weight but really have no "tolerance" take that inaccuracy and multiply it times four or five. simply changing the coin configuration until you get a pass is not doing anything. "Calibration is a comparison between measurements - one of known magnitude or correctness"

@awizardalso

9 жыл бұрын

My scales won't let me set a 'tare weight' for calibration. I set the container on the scale, make note of the weight, then add measured water from a hypodermic needle, as the calibration weight. 1cc = 1 gram. Yes, you can argue the point of water temp and volume/mass, but apparently we're not talking about scientific laboratory work here. If they were that scientifically inclined, they would have certified calibration weights to check the calibration of the scale readings. As you said, coins aren't a valid weight to certify calibration on a scale. They lose mass over time and use, when you're talking about milligrams. Even newly minted coins aren't perfect, but close enough to work in vending machines. Nice reply, sir!

@yahoomail4908

5 жыл бұрын

14 x 2 pence = 100g ya idiot

@Bike_Lion

5 жыл бұрын

@@yahoomail4908 - In theory, yes, but it's not an *exact* weight that one can rely on for calibrating a *precision* scale. Circulated coins tend to lose weight over time as bits of metal come off from rubbing against things and banging into other coins. So even though 14 British 2-pence coins will typically weigh *about* 100g, that doesn't mean that this is a precise weight that one can rely on to calibrate a precision scale!

Coins differ in weight, typically each by a few hundredths of a gram. I've noticed this with nickels, which is what we use in the US, as they weigh 5 grams each. If you're calibrating a scale which can measure a centigram or more, this method is not reliable.

@Wyriel

8 жыл бұрын

The advantage of using multiple coins is that the errors average out with high probability. If coins are machined to errors within centigrams, using 10+ coins to calibrate a centigram scale ought to be fine.

@Bike_Lion

5 жыл бұрын

@@Wyriel - The problem is though that it's not simply a matter of slight variance, which would tend to cancel itself out with multiple coins, but rather that circulated coins consistently lose weight over time. As people touch coins, as they bang against other coins, and as the rub against various surfaces, small amounts of metal are slowly filed off, to the point where older circulated coins are often quite visibly worn down.

@eddiedaniels7598

5 жыл бұрын

Apparently nickels before a certain year possibly 1990 are more accurate and consistent in weight. US has gotten sloppy. I knew that was true with pennies because they are only copper plated now but I didnt know that was true with nickels. Ghetto

@danielchrisronan2281

Жыл бұрын

Use new coins & bang! You're good to go.👍🤓

@BlazyBluntz

Жыл бұрын

@@Bike_Lionjust use another coin to check the accuracy of the calibration

do you include the baggie weight in your prices?

@cgan9887

7 жыл бұрын

Jason Montell who tf does that

@JasonMontell2501

7 жыл бұрын

c gan Unfortunately, more people than you'd think.

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So after did this it started acting even worse still kept trying no use so i put it away now its the next dayput the nickel n it read 33.50 wtf then i did something unthinkable took the batteries out put em back in put the nickel on n boom 5.0 no up n down

@kadesiahawk501

4 жыл бұрын

Mines too...:(

i can sell weed now.

@diegoripa4598

8 жыл бұрын

same😂😂😂

@twood2585

8 жыл бұрын

+diego ripa ...

@rcphelps8394

7 жыл бұрын

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@nycbronx730

6 жыл бұрын

fuckyoshit6842 Lmfao

@Ixiety

5 жыл бұрын

Litteraly everyone here... Including me

Thx

help i need to calibrate my scale its max is 5000 g how do i calibrate how many nickles do i need

@alexandermora8501

8 жыл бұрын

+crying boy co 1000 nickles should do just fine.

@ak47gloc70

8 жыл бұрын

+Alex Mora that's a lot

My blue light won't turn on anymore

mine says error when I try to calibrate it

@007380

7 жыл бұрын

What weight scale is it? I have a 1000g scale and I have to use a 1000g weight to calibrate it. 1000g=35.27oz. Thats roughly 2.20lb. I use a larger scale to measure out 2.20lb of rice and use that to calibrate my 1000g scale.

@TheTonylikes69

4 жыл бұрын

vCryptic ll mine too, what did you do with yours?

20p coins are 5g so for 100g use 20x 20p coins.

@onpoint357

2 жыл бұрын

Do you put them on scale individually?

@Kee-qy2xt

6 ай бұрын

I know it’s 3 years later but thanks this helped me today 😅

Remember figuring this out when I was younger the mandem thought I was a genius

New US Pennies are a handy 2.500 grams, Nickels are 5.000 Search 'usmint coin specifications' Be sure to get brand new coins. Old, worn coins can be several % lighter.

I barley put 8 nickles on the scale and it was at 600grams