Geoffrey,
It's because you're such an electrifying fellow!
Seriously, I use the black Tanita scales like you, but I've made a C
shaped balsa attachment from 1/8" square for weighing most things.
Placing the scales next to a table edge, the C hangs down from the
scale pan about a foot and the rubber can be placed over the bottom of
the C - well away from the scales themselves. To weigh wings/tails, a
short length of very thin wire projects from the C horizontally and I
can put the wing/tail tissue tube onto this - we all know it's
impossible to weigh flying surfaces horizontally.
Nick.
--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "geoffreyjameslefever"
<geoffreyjameslefever_at_...> wrote:
>
> Sorting through my March 02 rubber yesterday I found it had so much
> static that the loops clung to my sleeve and would not hang together.
> This may have already been a topic which I missed but have other
fliers
> found the same thing ? I wonder if static has any implications for
the
> acuracy in weighing motors ?
>
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