Glad it helped

That's a great idea.

Great to hear. The V4 is a great unit, I'm sure it'll fit your needs for quite a while.

I can't speak for what going on but I do know that Rex posted something on the Facebook channel about an accident or something that's sent him to the emergency room (I'm not on Facebook but you may want to check out the SuperTrickler Facebook page to see).

You are correct, there's a gap where powder can fall but they don't have any effect on the weighing function. I just blow whatever is there out every time I empty the unit.

Here's the accessories. As to the units, I still have both on my table and use them both. I like them both for different reasons. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lb-kaato2s2donU.html

From a guy named loanharvey on accurateshooter.com

You won't regret it.

I had a couple Matchmasters and I really struggled with them and got rid of them. Super slow (in excess of 30 sections) in match mode which is only accurate to .04gr instead of .02gr with AT or ST. It's faster mode is more like 15-20 seconds but only accurate to .10gr.

I agree compare with the RCBS. It my not suit your needs but not everyone watching is a competitive shooter demanding 10 second charges at .02 accuracy. The higher price point of the AT and ST may put some of your views out of the market.

@@dalehorkey4476 With all due respect it's not worth my time to do a video review on. I had a couple of them and they were aggravating at best to use. They are still $800 when on sale (normally $900) at which is only one or two hundred under an AutoTrickler system and it doesn't even come close to the speed, accuracy or interface of the AutoTrickler. The MatchMaster is still a $800-900 strain gauge vs. the mag-force restoration of the A&D Fx120i and will as a result always allow for outside influences such as phones and fluorescent lighting to affect it plus a strain gauge can never be as accurate or relatable as a mag-force gauge no matter what anyone says. Yes it has a nicer strain gauge, but it's still a strain gauge. For me (and this is just my opinion) you go one of two ways. You either keep it cost effective with something like the RCBS Charemaster Link (their new one) or older Lite (if you can find a nice used one) which I do actually think is a really great machine for the money and is actually capable of the same accuracy of the Matchmaster (except for the match mode which is super slow) or you step up with the AT or ST system. For me the Matchmaster is just weirdly positioned with its price vs. capabilities and I don't like it as a result. I know there's gonna people out there who like it for one reason or another, just not me.

@@FClassJohn thank you. That was reasonable useful compelling information presented in a way that my limited experience would not have identified on my own. So again thank you. I see your point.

Yeah I have no idea but my guess is it has something to do with the A&D scale using only a serial port.

Not my experience with the Super Trickler shipping. It shipped on 30 Dec and I received it in Florida on 6 Jan.

What’s it doing?

@@FClassJohn I have the V3 system with the Satorius scale and the error in getting is “Unable to read weight from scale! Make sure the scale configuration settings are correct and a stable weight is displayed.” The weird thing is all my calibration settings are right and it has a stable weight of 0.00

@@Howlin23 are you sure it’s a v3 for sartorius? Does it have a separate box?

@@FClassJohn yes it’s a V3 that I bought through Data Weigh Systems. It was the more expensive option to the A&D scale.

@@Howlin23 so if it was for the A&D then it won’t work with a Sartorius. The Sartorous was a complete different system and he hasn’t made them for years. It was a secondary box that plugged into the scale separate from the V3 system. You can’t interchange them.

Yeah not sure who that would be but no, the v4 isn't junk, I just found for my needs the v3 and IP trickler was better for me but the v4 is still great for others. That's all.

@F-Class John I'll see if I can find a comment but I have seen him a few times mention your name in a v4 conversation. The squeaky wheel gets the grease. I think 95% of people are happy with the v4 but those few that don't seem to understand the adjustments are loud about there issues. Love the vids we need to make Eric say them you daddies.

@@1clnsdime1 cool. Just message me over on Hide if you find it.

Yeah sorry about that. On it's own that's correct and I should've said that. I was thinking more as part of the scale/trickler package and didn't communicate that correctly.

@@FClassJohn for sure, I also have another $100 plus invested in a custom enclosure that has a adjuster for angle and sliding doors to keep dust out on my V4’s as I couldn’t stand putting the scale out of level or sticking pieces of paper under the back of it as Adam suggests to get the proper flow rate with large kernel powders. I will say having had the V4’s for quite some time and now having ST for about a month I prefer the ST over the V4 for a lot of reasons but I can see some people that don’t like to tinker just being better off with a AT rather then a ST.

Yeah sorry about that. I'll work to fix that in the future.

Reminded me of Scotty Kilmer.