Strain gauge loadcell vs electromagnetic force restoration

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See how the Adam HCB123 strain gauge scale performs against the Sartorius GD503 electromagnetic force restoration balance. Not allbalances are created equally and remember you get want you pay for.

[@jdbove21]

Further evidence that you get what you pay for when it comes to precision instruments.

[@raythemanroe]

Big difference in technology

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Yes we always recommend electromagnetic force restoration but many people refuse to spend the money so they buy a strain gauge loadcell and then complain about the performance.

[@raythemanroe]

www.balances.com Do you folks sell the A&D EJ-123 ?

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raythemanroe No we don't sell the EJ-123 since this is a strain gauge and really recommend you stay away from the EJ123 since it will really drift. Look at the Sartorius ENTRIS323-1S at balance.balances.com/scales/662 This is a nice electromagnetic force restoration and really cheap for the performance it delivers. If you have more questions call us at 978-521-7095

[@worddunlap]

I'd like to weigh a soul to determine if 21 Grams is the correct weight as Duncan MacDougall measured or do Republicans and Democrats have different soul weights. Yes gun people can indeed be anal about powder weight. Good reloaders are especially so. It is indeed science but fun.

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+worddunlap Whenever you need to weigh very small weight measurements a electromagnetic force restoration is a MUST. A loadcell strain gauge will drift as the above video shows. Not 100% sure on the weight of a soul weighing 21 grams. I never heard of Dr. Duncan "Om" MacDougall en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duncan_MacDougall_%28doctor%29 but it sure is a small world since Dr. MacDougall was a physician in Haverhill, Massachusetts and our business is Haverhill, Massachusetts. Thanks for your comments and if you want to see the most accurate balance we offer for weighing a sample 21 grams please review the Sartorius ME-36S Microbalance at balance.balances.com/scales/1188 If you need to weigh the differential weight of a person living in the process of dying when death was only a few hours away the I would recommend a force restoration balance and probably the GP100KS balance.balances.com/scales/654 using the GP21 underhook weighing option at scaleman.com/industrial-balance-weigh-below-underhook.html You could suspend a stretcher from the underhook, tare out the weight of the stretcher, then place the patient on the stretcher to record the actual weight of the living person and then when death occurs record the weight to see if there is any difference. I guess that difference would be the weight of the soul. The GP100KS has 101,000 gram max weighing capacity with readability and repeatability to 1 gram. The Health-o-Meter 2000KL Stretcher Scale at balance.balances.com/scales/680 is a loadcell strain gauge and could never determine the weight of the soul. If you are a competition shooter needing a balance for weighing powder we recommend the Sartorius Entris64-1S at balance.balances.com/scales/65