I have a V3 Autothrow and Autotrickler on my Fxi120 scale. I love the system but would like to solve the problem of having a kurnel or two of powder laying on the scale after I remove the cup. Is it hanging up in the autothrow discharge or in the 3d printed adapter that replaced the straw system. I am using N133, 4895, 4198 ect. Anyone have a fix or improvement.
Adams V3 Autotrickler Question
- Thread starter Olde Man
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kindabitey
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Area 419 straw replacement and cup.
If the autotrickler is a V3 you can screw in the back leg (with the O-ring) which will tilt the front of the trickler tube up. This will help stop the tube from dumping additional kernels.
I cured the kernels on the platen by cutting the diameter of the platen to be the same diameter as the pan I use. Any wayward kernels either go in the pan or fall away from the pan/platen. I did have to turn the piece of steel shown under the pan to make up for the weight lost when the platen was trimmed back.
I cured the kernels on the platen by cutting the diameter of the platen to be the same diameter as the pan I use. Any wayward kernels either go in the pan or fall away from the pan/platen. I did have to turn the piece of steel shown under the pan to make up for the weight lost when the platen was trimmed back.
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