LarryDScott
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When I got my FX 120 scale, I verified lots of charges
thrown by the 1500 and was happy with the dispensers
accuracy. At most I would run Fluorescent lights behind me.
Accuracy was still spot on.
This past friday I dispensed powder with the FL.light
on above my head. There was absolutely nothing abnormal
as to how the dispenser operated. I was dropping 26 gr which was
very close to top of the nk. Wih each drop I always
pick the pan up, sit it back down to verify the weight.
I never saw an error in all of the 35 cases that I had
charged so far. In some of these cases the powder
was lower in the nk than others. This is what got my
attention.
I reweighted those charges that was obviously short, first
on the 1500 then on the FX 120. Both showed the charges
to be .4 to .5 short of the target weight.
I turned the overhead light off and refilled the cases verifying
the drops on the FX. As always the Chargemaster was dead on.
The Fluorescent light isnt always your friend. LDS
thrown by the 1500 and was happy with the dispensers
accuracy. At most I would run Fluorescent lights behind me.
Accuracy was still spot on.
This past friday I dispensed powder with the FL.light
on above my head. There was absolutely nothing abnormal
as to how the dispenser operated. I was dropping 26 gr which was
very close to top of the nk. Wih each drop I always
pick the pan up, sit it back down to verify the weight.
I never saw an error in all of the 35 cases that I had
charged so far. In some of these cases the powder
was lower in the nk than others. This is what got my
attention.
I reweighted those charges that was obviously short, first
on the 1500 then on the FX 120. Both showed the charges
to be .4 to .5 short of the target weight.
I turned the overhead light off and refilled the cases verifying
the drops on the FX. As always the Chargemaster was dead on.
The Fluorescent light isnt always your friend. LDS
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