I saw where is said not to use it in cold temps. Anybody got a clue what they consider cold? I reload, and planned on storing this, in my utility room which is not insulated nor is it heated/cooled by my AC unit. Don't wanna damage it by allowing it to get too cold out there in the winter or get inaccurate loads if I use it on a chilly day.
I have some experience with digital scales and I don't think the cold will damage it, but I notice that as my reloading room warms up the reading on the scale becomes less accurate.
I end up having to calibrate it several time until it warms up and levels off.
It's not a huge amount but a tenth or a grain here and a tenth there.
I don't know whether it's springs or the electronics but something changes as it warms up.