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The title of this thread is "Pid Controller Schematic ".
Isn't it possible that someone might actually wire their unit by this?
Until now, I don't think this has been mentioned in this thread....

I just bought a SYL-2362A2 from Auber, and the design schematic on it is different than the one at the top of this thread. This may be covered somewhere else, but near as I can tell, it hasn't been...

I won't buy junk from any company.
When you can get, made in the USA and quality together in the same package, why not?

Using Midway USA for comparison, I just priced some scales. The RCBS RC130 with a plastic base and pan is $46.99. (read the reviews on this ***) The 502 is $74.99 and the 505 is $92.99.
The all USA...

I admire your brand loyalty, used to feel that way about RCBS myself, but am more into loyalty to the workers in my own country now.
Made in China does not "have to do", neither does made in Mexico....

Something indeed HAS changed. I reported exactly what I saw printed on the box. I have emailed RCBS about this and will post their response when I get it.

So, you don't have a problem with the new ones being made in China?

Stopped by a LGS this evening and they had a new 505 RCBS on the shelf. I was determined to see where it was made and on the bottom of the box finally found, "Made In China"
They came from Mexico...

I will never use a digital scale for weighing powder. I don't like a digital caliper either. If I take my old Starrett out of the case and needle doesn't go all the way to zero, I know there is...

I bought a Redding #2 some time ago. It's the most accurate scale I have ever had, and it's made 100% in the USA, unlike many other brands. Below, is copied from their website:

We invite you to...

A 260 Remington will be hard to beat for what you are wanting.

Well, I didn't think so.
Apparently Natchezss thinks they are.

I've never had much electrical training but well remember my instructor in high school beating in our heads, that electricity was always looking for a ground, and would always take the path of least...

I assumed (and you know what they say about that) that it monitored the ground and killed the power if there was anything on the ground. Guess that was my lesson for today. I'm still grounding the...

I have a set of pin gauges that I check my cylinder throats with, but slug the barrels.

I put a GFI outlet where I planned to cast, then my new pot gets here and only has a two wire cord on it, just like a metal cased electric drill sold in 1960.:???:
I think this will be getting...

.001 under the cylinder throat size is about right for the bullet diameter.
I think the common practice is to slug the barrel, then match the bullet to that.
What kills you, is when the cylinder...

With the Redding type S full length sizer die, you can remove the decapping assembly and neck bushing, and resize loaded rounds if you want.

I was about to have a hissie fit to get one ordered, so I bought the RCBS a while ago. Will keep your suggestion in mind, if this one dies. Thanks!

Is the RCBS worth the extra money? The first one seems to be the same as a Lyman.

Might there be something else I should be looking at?
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I bought one of their mold handles from Amazon.com. When it came, I noticed a place on the packaging that had been blacked out with a marker. Then, the print on the attached caution label combined...

I well remember my pants being white with DDT while dusting tobacco as a kid when no one knew any better, plus I was involved with all kinds of other nasty chemicals while farming. During my career...

Another vote for Dillon. Fast and easy!

I too had leading with Missouri hard cast. I'm in the process right now of hopefully curing that. I have tools on the way to open my cylinder up to .431" and change my forcing cone to 11 degrees. As...

I traded a bicycle for a Ithaca single barrel 12 gauge shotgun when I was about 10 years old around 1966. I think that was my first. I was lucky to have one of anything then, so when I started...