Can I trickle a powder charge and have the scale display the weight change in real time, or do you have to add, remove, reweigh?
619495
Yes! It is a great scale. If you are nervous, pickup the dipper & set it back on the scale. Works for me.
619496
Yes, I was able to add powder gradually to the scale and it displayed the gradual increase. I did not have to add and remove the powder cup.
619497
Yes you can trickle down without re weighing but my husband says he does not find it real accurate on light weights
1846742
I have not built this model yet but have bought this scale to do that very thing. YouTube has video on how to do it with this model.
1108002
Yes. You can zero out this scale after it contains material and then when you remove material the weight shows negative.
502693
I'm pretty sure there's no way to recalibrate it. If there is, it isn't mentioned in the manual. Basically, Escali is saying that some of their scales have a calibration feature (I don't think this model does though). For the scales without a calibration feature, you could buy a reference weight to see how accurate the scale is (that's a weight that is guaranteed to weigh a certain amount, within a specified tolerance), but after you figured that out, there's no way to calibrate the scale to correct for the discrepancy. (For the record, mine has been plenty accurate for anything I've used it for. I haven't used a reference weight to check its accuracy or anything, but I haven't ran into any recipes that needed a super-high degree of accuracy anyway.)
477214
On mine, I can put the weight on and then tap the on/off//tare function on the left. The scale beeps and resets to zero after a slight lag. During that lag, the scale looks like it isn't responding, then it resets.
1874722
There is no answer to that, the scoop will hold different weights of powder depending on the powder. You need a scale, manual or electronic, I have both to double check each and to be sure of the exact charge weight. To much powder in a small case like a 9mm will cause you to loose a hand or worse.
449639
No, the display is not removable, even though it appears to be. But, the display will LOCK and HOLD the weight of an item for several seconds after the item is removed from the scale.
1281293
IMO, for rifles, yes. For pistols? Not as much. Use volume density to set the approximate volume for the powder and grains that you will use. Throw 10 charges into your balance pan and then divide the weight by 10. Adjust the measuring rod on the powder dispenser so that the weight of 10 charges (about 470 grains for a .338) is 10X the charge per cartridge that you want. Test at the beginning of your reload run and then half way through. I found that I could reload about 100 rounds per hour.
1537580
Yes. The scale display can be set to either Metric or English Standard for weight, and the body electrochemical analysis will report ineither modes as well.
636494
The unit does not "hold" the highest weight automatically. It displays in real time the weight on the scale. Using the hold button you can keep the weight on display even after removing the load.
2165254
Press on\off button to turn unit on. Press it again to choose the weight unit before the 0.00 appears
1882163
Go online YouTube search for Lee Precision Load Master and it has all the information on setting up you load master which includes the powder measure
1165447
It sounds like the scale needs to calibrate itself. when you first got it, did you step onto the scale to activate it and then off to get it to weigh 0 pounds? If not, you could try that.
1634264
No, I had no problem. You do need to change to LBS as the preset is in something else but the scale worked right away.
1049963
1st you must have a standard 100g weight. You cannot do it without it. Turn on scale, wait for 0.00 Then hold down the ON button until it reads 0. It will then flash 100.00, meaning that it wants the 100g weight. Put it on a flat stable surface, then place the weight on it and wait until it stops flashing. Done!
1205042
No. It responds quickly to weight changes. you might raise the object up and use the tare. that way you could see the display.
1260072
Not really. You have to use a VERY LIGHT container or it kind of messes with the accuracy. The scale actually comes with a clear plastic cover that works very well as a weigh container...