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targa2
 Post subject: Not Likely
PostPosted: Mon Dec 01, 2003 4:00 pm 
Digital scales are NOT and I repeat NOT accurate in cold weather. I have a Chatillon scale and they are certified accurate. ( Better be for $150) Every time guys have brought a digital on my boat to compare the digitals are way off, sometimes as much as 3 pounds.
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So Targa, does that mean my 9.8 on a Berkley digital was more than 9.8, I sure thought so. Must have been 1 degree celsius when I weighed it.
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