Hi there mate how are you the dry weight of this bike is approximately 97kg this is the dry weight which is without oil and fuel.. hope this helps thanks ladjr2
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To calibrate a digital scale, you will need to follow these steps:
Find a weight that you know the exact weight of, such as a coin or a small weight. This weight will be used to calibrate the scale.
Place the weight on the scale and wait for the scale to stabilize.
Check the weight displayed on the scale. If it is not accurate, use the scale's calibration function to adjust the scale to the correct weight.
To calibrate the scale using the calibration function, follow the instructions in the user manual for your specific scale. The process may vary depending on the make and model of the scale.
Once the scale is calibrated, remove the weight and test the scale by weighing an object of known weight. If the scale displays the correct weight, the scale is properly calibrated. If the scale is still not accurate, you may need to repeat the calibration process or consult the user manual for further instructions.
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maybe this will help:
Penny Standard weight 2.5 grams
Nickel Standard weight 5.0 grams
Dime Standard weight 2.268 grams
Quarter Standard weight 5.670 grams
I have an old presto. The single weight is usually a 15psi weight. Cooking times vary with different foods and you could easily find a guide on the internet. Usually use about an inch of water, place in food, cover, and heat on high until weight starts jiggling. This is when you turn down heat until weight only jiggles 2-3 times per minute. This is also when you start timing the cooking. Hope I've helped, Dan
The trick to lifting Large TVs' is that they are very 'front' heavy, that is, most of the weight is in the picture tube...recall the "problem" of unstable TVs' from years ago (Children pulling down TVs')
If the TV is on the floor you can put a large pillow at the front (Picture tube face) on the floor & carefully tip the set forward onto the pillow. You can then measure the bottom of the set to see if it will fit on your stand. If you are concerned about the weight simply attempt to sit your body (180 lbs?) on your suspect stand..if it holds your weight your good...wiggle around to see how stable it is.
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