'Eliminator' Scale
Quote from Reloader on February 24, 2012, 2:12 pmI'm looking to purchase the 'Eliminator' Scale (item # 13480). Not a fan of electronic scales. Does this scale come with check weights?
I'm looking to purchase the 'Eliminator' Scale (item # 13480). Not a fan of electronic scales. Does this scale come with check weights?
Quote from Reloader on February 24, 2012, 2:43 pmNo check weights are included with the Eliminator scale. They are mechanically calibrated, so no need.
No check weights are included with the Eliminator scale. They are mechanically calibrated, so no need.
Quote from Reloader on February 24, 2012, 6:59 pmreally? hmmm... I'm not familiar with how the scale mechanically calibrates itself. Anyone care to elaborate? I've used electronic scales i the past, but have not used a mechanical one.
really? hmmm... I'm not familiar with how the scale mechanically calibrates itself. Anyone care to elaborate? I've used electronic scales i the past, but have not used a mechanical one.
Quote from Reloader on February 26, 2012, 5:40 pmhave you ever had work table that used screw in feet? It is a balance beam put your increments to 0 then adjust foot until the lines line up on the beam and frame of scale. add powder or bullet you want to weigh then move increments to determine how much it weighs simalar to a doctor scale.
have you ever had work table that used screw in feet? It is a balance beam put your increments to 0 then adjust foot until the lines line up on the beam and frame of scale. add powder or bullet you want to weigh then move increments to determine how much it weighs simalar to a doctor scale.
Quote from Reloader on February 27, 2012, 2:52 pmYou don't need to calibrate a beam scale, as it is machanically calibrated at the factory. All you do is set the poises to zero, and level the scale.
You don't need to calibrate a beam scale, as it is machanically calibrated at the factory. All you do is set the poises to zero, and level the scale.