Anybody know of a good weight scale that relatively compact? All the ones I can find so far (even
the expensive ones) register a different weight even after just stepping off and stepping back on.
Don't necessarily care whether absolutely accurate, but would like consistency so I can monitor
changes in my weight. Thanks in advance.
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"FSTRNU" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Anybody know of a good weight scale that relatively compact? All the ones
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can find so far (even the expensive ones) register a different weight even after just stepping off
and stepping back on. Don't necessarily care whether absolutely accurate, but would like
consistency so I can monitor changes in my weight. Thanks in advance.I like the electronic ones from Tanita. My model 551 includes a percentage body fat feature (via
bio-impedance), and shows weight with 0.2lb resolution.GG
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Anybody know of a good weight scale that relatively compact?
I have a Healthometer Ever Weigh that relies on strain gage(s), not springs. Placed on a firm,
flat surface, it gives 100% consistent results, albeit to only the nearest 0.5 lbs. It also is
pretty compact - small/average "footprint", but slim/low to the floor. I think I paid $34 for it
at Sam's Club.Andy Coggan
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FSTRNU said:
Anybody know of a good weight scale that relatively compact? All the ones I can find so far (even
the expensive ones) register a different weight even after just stepping off and stepping back on.
Don't necessarily care whether absolutely accurate, but would like consistency so I can monitor
changes in my weight. Thanks in advance.Tanita 626
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I heard that the body fat isn't accurate b/c the signal goes from one leg to another or something
like that and so your legs inordinantly impact the outcome. True?"Gary German" <gary_g@charter_NOSPAM_.net> wrote in message
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can find so far (even the expensive ones) register a different weight
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after just stepping off and stepping back on. Don't necessarily care whether absolutely
accurate, but would like consistency so I can monitor changes in my weight. Thanks in advance.I like the electronic ones from Tanita. My model 551 includes a
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body fat feature (via bio-impedance), and shows weight with 0.2lb resolution.
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another or something like that and so your legs inordinantly impact the outcome. True?
It's my understanding that the patented algorithms they've programmed into the scale take this into
account. I have not compared the scale's calculations to a "true" measurement (i.e., water tank),
but I think it's reasonably accurate.The scale numbers will vary by time of day and body hydration levels. But, I've found that if I
weigh myself around the same time each day (and not right after a ride when I'm dehydrated), they're
pretty consistent.GG
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