> I agree !
>
> I found no problem using a digital scale to measure epoxy (except perhaps that
> the maximum measurable load on mine is 200g, a bit low if you are doing foam
> wings ... :-( If you search the archive for 'Ohaus' you will see what I use.
> Useful also for small amounts of flox, as you can still be sure the mix ratio
is
> reasonably accurate.
>
> Especially in the UK, atmospheric moisture will react with any hardener left
in
> small passages exposed to the air to harden it and constrict the passage, so
a
> pump should be inspected/cleaned frequently to maintain accuracy (and anyway
> checked against a good balance from time to time, IMHO).
>
> John Cliff
> #0259
I agree also!
No problem with digital scale with accuracy 0,1g.
No technical worries and litter-can is almost empty.
Also, my digital spirit level (Bosch) is very handy.
Today I found my tailplanes are moving -7,2...+15,4,
which is more than enough. This was after shortening
my main push rod 6 mm from the original lenght.
Cheers,
Raimo M W Toivio
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