Not that I’m aware of but if anyone in the Houston area has some I’d be more than happy to test it out and get him the feedback for a disc and such for the trickler
Agree. It does seem a lot of units out there have strengths and weaknesses for sure. Can’t throw this powder accurately, or this powder binds up the system, or this powder spills more than others.
I have tried N568 and got some bridging in the bulk hopper. At the time (in beta) I needed to go back to my v3+IP as the bulk drop was more consistent. Trickling was fine, but the latest rev of the bulk hoppers should address this. I haven't been able to try it yet but it took some discussion to iron out the kinks, and it does appear to be sensitive to your environment. Testers in very low arid environments didn't cite any issues, but those of us in more humid environments could reliably get bridging with large kernels.
Powder bridging is when powder granules clump together and form a partial blockage. This is most common in narrow drop tubes or funnels, with static electricity buildup, and when the powder is dropped too quickly or without vibration. It is most common with long-grain extruded (stick) powders.
I didn’t know that there was a problem with Garmin’s calculation of standard deviation unless you deleted a shot, which is the most recent update supposedly fixed. Do you have additional information?
Garmin uses, or did when it was released, "Population" SD instead of "Sample" SD. So the same shots past a Garmin and any other chronograph, the Garmin will show a better SD, but it is not representative of all your future shots. If the SD is used to figure out dispersion at longer ranges, it should be Sample.
I’m hoping! I also cut the powder tube in half. It was way too long.
Once you get the technique it's not too bad, but yes it's the main spot that everyone has mentioned needs some refinement. Dramworx has a replacement tube coming out for the PP that has a shutoff valve, if you want to go gucci some.
