Checking against known bars of steel,the arm is only accurate when just off its keep,whereas until recently it would always hover in the centre of the keep and be consistent and accurate?
Is anyone experienced with these,it’s an avery. Thanks.
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Checking against known bars of steel,the arm is only accurate when just off its keep,whereas until recently it would always hover in the centre of the keep and be consistent and accurate?
Is anyone experienced with these,it’s an avery. Thanks.
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Nope, well not until you pointed it outDid you notice the post date?
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Years ago we had similar for weighing gas and liquid suppression bottles.
A set off calibrated weights to test and zero the scales.
I wonder what happened to them.
A set off calibrated weights to test and zero the scales.
I wonder what happened to them.
Nope, as above til you spotted it !Did you notice the post date?
... I think the post came up on "whats new" for some reason 
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Nope, as above til you spotted it !
Aye, the site seems to do that occasionally, I've done the same in the past after clicking on the 'New posts' tab.
