Rapala High Contrast Digital Scale 50lb
The Rapala High Contrast Digital Scale 50lb features a reverse image LCD screen with illumination, ensuring easy readability of light text on a dark background even in bright sunlight. Its intuitive directional pad simplifies menu navigation, while quick reference displays for minimum, maximum, bin, and total weight enhance usability. Equipped with a fish-friendly gripper to securely hold your catch, this scale runs on 2 AAA batteries (not included) and offers essential features for precise and convenient weighing.
Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Reverse Image LCD for Enhanced Viewing | Light text on dark background with illumination for clear visibility in bright sunlight |
| Directional Pad Operation | Intuitive navigation for easy menu access |
| 8 Storage Locations | Store up to 8 different weight settings |
| Weight Display Options | Choose between lb.oz., decimal lbs., or kg |
| Tare Weight | Remove weight of container or packaging before measuring fish |
| Memory Back-Up | Preserves stored data when power is off |
FAQ
Can the scale display weight in kilograms?
Yes, the scale allows you to choose between lb.oz., decimal lbs., or kg.
How many weight settings can be stored?
The scale provides 8 storage locations for different weight references.
Is the scale waterproof or suitable for outdoor use?
Please contact customer service
Steven Metcalfe –
The scale is very easy to use, especially in bright daylight. The reverse image screen makes reading weights simple even when the sun is strong. The fish gripper holds well and the tare function saves time when weighing fish with containers.
Ryan Hudson –
I appreciate the clear display and the ability to switch between units. It’s helpful for both fishing and home use. The directional pad is intuitive and the memory back-up is a nice touch.
Neil Butler –
Great for fishing trips. The dark background with light text is perfect in outdoor conditions. I use it daily and it’s reliable and accurate.
Victor Lewis –
The scale works well with different weight formats. I switched to kg for international use. The tare function is very useful when measuring fish in a bucket.