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  1. 09-04-2019, 01:24 PM #16
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    I have the A&D electronic scales. Damned expensive though and the Sartorious scales are even more moola. I thought my old Lyman beam scale was pretty accurate but when I checked it out against the A&D, it showed that the Lyman was inconsistent. In other words, it moved as each granule dropped into the pan but the total weight varied.

    Cheap electronic scales are generally only good for the rubbish bin. You might get lucky with a set but you might win lotto too.
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