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On beam scales part two

I don’t use the light. It’s just as highly positional magnifying lens. I position at eye level and see kernel additions quite easily and clearly. The beam dampens out in 4 seconds after replacing the pan. Simply amazing.
 
I don’t use the light. It’s just as highly positional magnifying lens. I position at eye level and see kernel additions quite easily and clearly. The beam dampens out in 4 seconds after replacing the pan. Simply amazing.
Ya’ll stop talkin crazy ! Beam scales are obsolete… ;)
 
I do the same thing that Alan does. My reloading is done in my basement, I leave an old laptop on the bench with a cheap USB cam hooked to it. No more breaking my neck to read the scales. I think the camera was about $8.
 
I built a small three sided box to elevate my scale closer to eye level, for some reason I’m not comfortable looking through additional screens or cameras.
Does that seem odd ?
 
Not at all. I charge cases on a standing height work bench. I sit on an adjustable height stool lowered down so my scale is at eye level.
 
I glued a small mirror on an angle to a block of wood. It is positioned so i can see when the lines on the pointer match the zero line.
If viewing through a prism does the image become inverted ?
 
Scott, what is it that you like about the Redding Model 1? I picked up a NIB from Ebay upon you mentioning them last week.
 

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