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    I had some scales on the boat in case I happen to catch a big one. Caught one couple weeks ago I thought might be close to 2 pound. Got the scales zeroed and clipped the fish on!! 44 pounds on a 15 pound scale. Came home installed new batteries, weighted a 2 pound bag of House Autry, wow 44 pounds. Emailed Rapala hoping for suggestions on how to calibrate. They instructed me to ship it in, didn’t know how long I had it and no receipt. Didn’t expect them to do anything since I had no receipt. Shipped it on 3/07 and received new scale 3/17. WOW, in the email they said they cared about their customers. Definitely wasn’t lip service. Just had to share my experience. Checked the accuracy with 2 lb bag of House Autry and 2 lb bag of cornmeal. Both weighted 2.05. Close enough for me. Now all I need is a Biggun to weigh. Name:  66924413163__784217AC-876B-49E9-A00C-E511ECCE0E54.jpg
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    Darn I’d still be telling everyone I caught a 44 lb crappie…..
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    Good to see there's still some companies that care about their customers. Now, go get that 2 lber.
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    isn’t 2 lb equal to 4.4 kg?

    perhaps you had the scale set to metric ������

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    4.4 kg = 9.68 lbs.

    You made me look. Ha!
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    Quote Originally Posted by danman View Post
    isn’t 2 lb equal to 4.4 kg?

    perhaps you had the scale set to metric ������
    Everything I weighted went to 44, I could see a broken yellow wire from the battery compartment.


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    how long does a crappie full of eggs have to
    be to weigh 2 lb ?
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    Good as you are I am sure the 2 pounder will be in no time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by uncle remus View Post
    how long does a crappie full of eggs have to
    be to weigh 2 lb ?
    I will guess 16 inch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gabowman View Post
    4.4 kg = 9.68 lbs.

    You made me look. Ha!

    i had it backwards lol.

    1kg= 2.2 lb.
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