varanidguy
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Hey guys. Been lurking for a bit but not posting.
Right now I'm using a Hornady GS-1500 scale without any *major* issues. The scale is accurate once it settles (verified weighing between it and my beam scale), but it can be a big PITA to use. It constantly auto shuts off and the amount of time it takes to settle isn't very consistent, having to Tare a lot and recheck powder measurements.
So I was shopping around for some affordable, but accurate, scales that use AC power rather than batteries to try to get around the whole auto shut off nonsense and came across this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/AWS-ZEO-50-...573?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item233cc34d15
For the features and accuracy it boasts, it looks like a near unbeatable scale for the money. My question is...does anyone have experience with this brand or maybe this scale in particular? Is it accurate and worth it as a bench scale? I will still keep the Hornady scale as a pocket option, but for my bench I want something that will work and not waste time with its constant automatically shutting off bullplop!
Anyways, any feedback would be sincerely and greatly appreciated!
Right now I'm using a Hornady GS-1500 scale without any *major* issues. The scale is accurate once it settles (verified weighing between it and my beam scale), but it can be a big PITA to use. It constantly auto shuts off and the amount of time it takes to settle isn't very consistent, having to Tare a lot and recheck powder measurements.
So I was shopping around for some affordable, but accurate, scales that use AC power rather than batteries to try to get around the whole auto shut off nonsense and came across this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/AWS-ZEO-50-...573?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item233cc34d15
For the features and accuracy it boasts, it looks like a near unbeatable scale for the money. My question is...does anyone have experience with this brand or maybe this scale in particular? Is it accurate and worth it as a bench scale? I will still keep the Hornady scale as a pocket option, but for my bench I want something that will work and not waste time with its constant automatically shutting off bullplop!
Anyways, any feedback would be sincerely and greatly appreciated!