I had found this and was curious if anyone had seen this or used it or any information more than what is on the website?
https://www.precisioninstruments.net/index.html
https://www.precisioninstruments.net/index.html
Other Auto throw and Trickler Option?
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Does this piggy back an existing system? Looked at the pictures and the website seems new/incomplete. There were no videos videos or if in action either.
Personally I use an RCBC Chargemaster. I did lots of research on it before making the call. I love it it, really like it has a setting to dispense another charge when you put the empty tray back down. While it’s weight the next charge I am setting my bullet.
From an accuracy standpoint I would say 9 out of 10 throws on spot on, the off charge is usually .1 grains off. There are some articles with similar reports. Also, some videos showing how to change the settings.
If you want something you can trust that’s a little bit more high end but doesn’t cost as much as a Prometheus, Check out the A&D FX-120i with the V2 auto trickler. I own one and it’s LEGIT to get fast loads out to the 2/1000th of a grain. I use mine in conjunction with two RCBS Chargemasters and I can have 50 ACCURATELY weighed loads in 15 minutes or so.
There is videos of it working. It’s pretty darn cool.....maybe not as fast as the original auto through/auto trickle but it is still very new looking.
I now have a AnD FX-120i from a member here......was seeing if anyone had seen this setup or have it and their opinions of it.
The nice thing with this on is that it is compatible with several other scales other than the fx120i and the santarius scales, don’t exactly know the other models of scales. It sounds like it runs off of Bluetooth.
It’s another option if it works good and such.
I now have a AnD FX-120i from a member here......was seeing if anyone had seen this setup or Check out the A&D FX-120i with the V2 auto trickler. I own one and it’s LEGIT to get fast loads out to the 2/1000th of a grain. [/QUOTE said:
Correct. Basically, it throws/measures to the weight of a single kernel of H4350. Good enough for government work. 
My auto throw and trickler
I tell myself what charge I want.
Note That even I can make a mistake and labeled the charge as g instead of gr on my label.
The charge is in carats because the scale reads to 0.005 ct.
I check cal with a 2 gram weight (10.000 ct)
Change charge weight by changing just two lines of 'Code'
Not near as fast as those auto dumpers but cheaper.
I tell myself what charge I want.
Note That even I can make a mistake and labeled the charge as g instead of gr on my label.
The charge is in carats because the scale reads to 0.005 ct.
I check cal with a 2 gram weight (10.000 ct)
Change charge weight by changing just two lines of 'Code'
Not near as fast as those auto dumpers but cheaper.
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