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2006-02-03, 05:21
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Nov 2005
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Hehe I bet I can patent a technique for converting between 2-pan-weighted and 1-pan-weighted scales. I mean if they can patent spreadsheets (do 1st step 1st, 2nd step 2nd, 3rd step 3rd...), then I can patent anything!
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2006-02-03, 06:22
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Bronze Medalist
Jan 2004
Mumbai,India
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weights and measures.
Quote:
 Correction: I mean two pan scale.Mally 
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Im sorry Tom that was a bit confusing. The scale used is an ordinary two scale pan but instead of utilising both pans to put the weights on ,one can only use one of the two pans. But both pans have to be used.