Wisconsin | Hockey Man - 3/30/2024 09:01
So what you're all saying is that .25% off is not a big deal? I just want to be close when I start. Coming from a press drill where it was a major guessing game to get seed populations right, and calibration was a PITA!
No, .1 or .25% is not a big deal, if you think you can operate more accurately than that, I think you're fooling yourself. That much error could possibly introduce some error if you're adding up the mistakes, but if you use the scale consistently in the same way then it should be off in a similar way each time and not make any difference. |
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