When adding banknotes to a swap the estimated weight for a banknote is about 7g, which is way too high.
I'd like to get a more realistic estimate. Either take an average of 1g/note (already on the high side for most notes) or a more exact one based on the size of the note. They will still not be correct, but closer to reality when trying to decide on your weight limit in a swap.
Just call me Bram
No new swaps for the moment, still too many half-ongoing swaps to clean up!
Status changed to Accepted(Xavier, 11 Dec 2020, 09:13)
The weight for the current Swedish banknotes are:
20 kronor - 0.76 gr
50 kronor - 0.80 gr
100 kronor - 0.87 gr
200 kronor - 0.91 gr
500 kronor - 0.96 gr
1,000 kronor - 1.01 gr
Quote: "ngdawa"The weight for the current Swedish banknotes are:
20 kronor - 0.76 gr
50 kronor - 0.80 gr
100 kronor - 0.87 gr
200 kronor - 0.91 gr
500 kronor - 0.96 gr
1,000 kronor - 1.01 gr
And when I add them to a swap they show as weighing ~7g each (~42g in total). I don't think there's a point in weighing all of them separately, but we should get closer to reality at least. You have to beware when your banknotes start weighing more than the average coin
@Xavier, when hovering over the checkbox in a swap the weight is only shown for coins. If we get more correct values, a value for banknotes would also be useful.
Just call me Bram
No new swaps for the moment, still too many half-ongoing swaps to clean up!
In case a swap contains only banknotes, do not show the weight at all. The information about the weight is not present in the banknote catalogue, so it would be difficult to have a meaningful estimate of the total weight. Additionally, I doubt that the weight of the banknotes is really relevant when shipping banknotes: probably the packaging would be heavier than the banknotes themselves in most cases.
In case of a mix of coins and banknotes, estimate the weight of a banknote to 1g instead of 7g.
Status changed to Solved(Xavier, 12 Dec 2020, 15:53)