interesting auto trickler scale addition

The scale is a milligram magnetic force restoration scale. If you are not familiar with those terms, you might want to do some research. Many shooter have no need for the kind of accuracy that this unit provides, but for those who do, it is a very big deal, and a great value. This young man is very clever, and the trickler add on is a very good value.
 
anily digits with no accuracy behind them.
Many have 'readability' but not accuracy.

Unless you have a set of very precise check weights you are not getting what you need.
 
Have you researched the particular scale that he has made the trickler for? Do you understand what magnetic force restoration scales are, and what their advantage is for this application?
 
Powder measure

Boyd Allen said:
The scale is a milligram magnetic force restoration scale. If you are not familiar with those terms, you might want to do some research. Many shooter have no need for the kind of accuracy that this unit provides, but for those who do, it is a very big deal, and a great value. This young man is very clever, and the trickler add on is a very good value.
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Go do some reading on THAT SCALE, before you compare it to $100 pos's

The a&d fx120i is plus or minus 0.02

brickeyee said:
anily digits with no accuracy behind them.
Many have 'readability' but not accuracy.

Unless you have a set of very precise check weights you are not getting what you need.
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Seems like a pretty cool deal for those that weigh powder. Heck fire!...if you're gonna take the time to weigh you need to get it right!! On the other hand, are y'all saying that there are some scales that don't get it right...and have differences in each charge? Or...are you saying that all the charges are the same but different from what the display shows? Or...both??
 
Typical electronic scale moves in STEPS.
You do not know if you are at 30.05, 30.1 or 30.15..and maybe worse.
That is on the scales that work like on the charge master.
Go with lower quality and who knows.

Wilbur said:
Seems like a pretty cool deal for those that weigh powder. Heck fire!...if you're gonna take the time to weigh you need to get it right!! On the other hand, are y'all saying that there are some scales that don't get it right...and have differences in each charge? Or...are you saying that all the charges are the same but different from what the display shows? Or...both??
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Link two froze my computer, requiring a browser sshut down to recover from.
Maybe just me
 
CMaier said:
Typical electronic scale moves in STEPS.
You do not know if you are at 30.05, 30.1 or 30.15..and maybe worse.
That is on the scales that work like on the charge master.
Go with lower quality and who knows.
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That's half the story and appreciated....how accurate is the magnetic force restoration scale from time to time (hour by hour, day by day, etc...)

Try that second link again....worked for me.
 
Boyd Allen said:
For those who are not familiar with the differences between the two common types of electronic scales, this video demonstrates them quite well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxMzbAt4bj0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeeT6DI6bzI

good reloading demo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byikXIrLlFM
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Ohh Geeeze Louise......

The third video gave me a liddle queasiness when he mentioned that "his wife was letting him and his photobomber son use the laundry for their mancave" and

the first goy's presentation gave me slight hwa'tbu'n cuz it was just too awaffle down-eastie eh and

the middle one was just so poppie/flashy/bouncy that I hadda give me'self a paper cut

but

Thanks Boyd......

alvictiminwa
 
BTW Boyd.......from an old Mark and Brian fan.......think of "The Electronic Football Guy" when you watch vid 3 LOL
 
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