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Re: Scale Recommendations
As a team who always seems to ship a robot weighing 119.9 lbs I wouldn't survive the build season without a dead-on accurate hanging scale. We used to have a cheap platform scale but found the weight varied too much as we moved the robot around on the platform. You'll see this at the competitions as well. With a hanging scale you never have to worry.
We have an older LED version of this scale which I got new on ebay for $250 five years ago. Just get one with 250lb capacity by .05 resolution. You won't regret it.
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2016 PNW Championship Chairman's; 2016 Winner Oregon City District, 2015 PNW Championship Chairman's; 2015 PNW District Engineering Inspiration; 2015 PNW District Finalist; 2014 PNW Championship Chairman's; 2014 Championship Innovation in Controls; 2013 Chairman's (Oregon); 2013 Finalist (OKC); 2012 Winner (OKC); 2012 Chairman's (OKC); 2012 Woody Flowers (Oregon); 2011 Volunteer of the Year (Oregon); 2011 Finalist & Captain (San Diego); 2011 Innovation in Control (San Diego); 2010 & 2007 Chairman's (Oregon); 2010 Regional Champions (Colorado); 2010 Innovation in Control (Colorado); 2009 & 2008 Engineering Inspiration (Oregon); 2008 Regional Champions (Oregon); 2007 Regional Finalist (Oregon); 2005 Rookie Inspiration (PNW)
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