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If you were loading tiny calibers with small kernels, you might want less than 0.02 resolution.Paul... does your controller support grams too or only grains? Reason I ask is the fx120i has slightly better resolution if you run it in grams. (We're splitting kernels at this point, but it matters to some OCD types.)
I'm guessing it does support reading in grams since you have European distributors and plan on selling it in Europe, and most European reloading info is provided in grams.
I'm excited for this thing!What do you guys think of the new breeze shield? Just got first articles in today.View attachment 8241893
Not crazy about it. I really like the look of the other oneWhat do you guys think of the new breeze shield? Just got first articles in today.View attachment 8241893
How stable is it? That's my only concern with any shield. The opening seems kind of big doesn't it, or is that just the picture making it look that way?What do you guys think of the new breeze shield? Just got first articles in today.View attachment 8241893
opening is 3.5" wide x 4" tall. I could make the opening smaller and still have plenty of room for the cup to go in and out.How stable is it? That's my only concern with any shield. The opening seems kind of big doesn't it, or is that just the picture making it look that way?
How stable is it? That's my only concern with any shield. The opening seems kind of big doesn't it, or is that just the picture making it look that way?
1. Yes the shield and dispenser can be positioned any way you like in rotation. I.E. you can turn it where the cup is forward.I agree, the number one concern I have is how stable it will be sitting on top and loaded with powder. The pic makes it look gigantically tall, but I suspect its just the pic and angle it was taken at. Short video of you using it with a semi-well known powder cup may make it a lot easier to judge size, etc.
Other questions:
1. Can the shield and dispenser both "spin" independently to sit in any direction wanted? For example, can the trickler be facing the user (6:00), and the opening be on the right side (3:00)?
2. Is the dispenser just sitting on top? Are they locked together in any way?
3. Any cable management planned?
This thing is so fast even with the Creedmore scale I think I will just run two cups and fill a block with charged brass on its bench not seat each charged piece of brass to save time.
If you are going to run two cups, they must weigh exactly the same amount to get accurate results. This typically requires some ability to adjust the weight of the heavier of the two cups to make them match. Just keep that in mind.
That's why I run cheapie stainless shot glasses
Great idea. Just want to make sure I understand correctly.
You are using a standard stainless shot glasses that I can likely get at a liquor store and you don’t have splash problems?
What size? 1 oz, 2 oz?
I think I'm using 2.5oz ones, but I'd have to verify when I get home.
Thanks! I’ve been using a silicone 1 cup kitchen measuring cup that I coated the interior with a hobby dry lube to keep powder from sticking. I haven’t yet messed with trying to get two cups measuring the same yet. I think the stainless cups would be better.
I use the one that comes with Stranahan's Single Malt. Works great and Stranahans is a great american single malt so win win.Great idea. Just want to make sure I understand correctly.
You are using a standard stainless shot glasses that I can likely get at a liquor store and you don’t have splash problems?
What size? 1 oz, 2 oz?
Sorry, I told you the wrong stainless shot glass.... Mine is the one that comes with tincup whiskey like akh223's. Either way it's free with the whiskey.Great idea. Just want to make sure I understand correctly.
You are using a standard stainless shot glasses that I can likely get at a liquor store and you don’t have splash problems?
What size? 1 oz, 2 oz?
Lovin my Tincup 10 year even more now lol.Sorry, I told you the wrong stainless shot glass.... Mine is the one that comes with tincup whiskey like akh223's. Either way it's free with the whiskey.
Enabling autothrow should buy you a little more time to get the dump made manually.Hey quick question guys.
is there a way to make the IP not start trickling when I set an empty cup back on so I can make a manual throw and then it kick on? I tried the disable autothrow no luck
Am I making sense ? Included a picture of my set up if it helps
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Will the unit be made available through one of those (preferably the one in Spain, which one is it?) or do I have to order it directly from you then? German customs can be quite slow.I haver many dealers abroad. UK, Sweden, Spain in that area.
My Dealers are lining up to get their hands on it just as you. Most of them have already contacted me ready to start distributing ASAPWill the unit be made available through one of those (preferably the one in Spain, which one is it?) or do I have to order it directly from you then? German customs can be quite slow.
Awesome to hear, would you mind naming one or two so that I can get in contact and order when ready?My Dealers are lining up to get their hands on it just as you. Most of them have already contacted me ready to start distributing ASAP
Who are your dealers? The fellas that have been cheering you on over here would like to give you our cash.My Dealers are lining up to get their hands on it just as you. Most of them have already contacted me ready to start distributing ASAP
No not yet. Maybe close to end or year , December ishMaybe I missed this but is Paul taking orders for the new bulk dropper? I already have the IP trickler.
What, you can't afford a climate controlled 69 degree, polished concrete floor, automated reloading room?Will the mechanical/electronics of this thing have a restricted or optimal temperature operating range?
Asking because: the ATV4 would seize up on my garage on 100 degree days because of thermal expansion; and the ST vibratory motor is highly temperature sensitive below about 70 degrees - it speeds up as it heats up with continued operation, which alters its performance.
Mentioning because these are the things you don't think of when you're developing/testing in the same environment
Mentioning because these are the things you don't think of when you're developing/testing in the same environment