Scales

[Dropshot]

Our scales now have I think 6 years on them. After Earl and I looked at those last year I have been keeping my eyes open. We can get a new set now for $500 with the option to add a remote display. Please give me your thoughts.</p>

http://tournamentscales.com/model-357-base-system/</p>

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Deluxe system with remote display</p>

http://tournamentscales.com/model-357-deluxe-system/</p>

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What I like about it:</p>

Low profile</p>

Option to have custom folding baskets and platen</p>

Option for display</p>

 

[elwestb]

What about stand up monitor for everyone to view?

 

[bricknbass]

Look nice

 

[Buoy-Master]

I know I got the deal on the set yall use now so what price would you want for them?

 

[DinkDink]

elwestb - 2/12/2016 4:45 PM

What about stand up monitor for everyone to view?

Looks like the deluxe has a stand for it in the pic

 

[Dropshot]

Not sure what they are worth Billy. They still work fine.

 

[Dropshot]

The deluxe has the stand and the remote weight viewer.

 

[Buoy-Master]

Let me know if you want too and how much. No hurry....

 

[elwestb]

Ok, I just saw the regular package. I sure like the deluxe package with he 7 inch monitor. $1,200.00 bucks! Can we get that Santa? We were looking at $1,000.00 if I remember correctly on that used set. I don't really see that much difference with this new set. Can we Santa?

 

[Cooper713]

Really good looking scales. Cant go wrong with the base or delux package.

 

[toddmcc78]

Both sets look good. Would be nice to have a display for everyone to see though.

 

[elwestb]

Patrick, do we have enough money for that deluxe set without breaking the bank? If so I vote to get 'em!

 

[Cooper713]

I agree. If theres enough money to get them then i say get the deluxe package. It would be nice to have a seperate display that everyone could see.

 

[toddmcc78]

That would probably help with everyone gathering around the booth too.

 

[DinkDink]

toddmcc78 - 2/17/2016 2:14 PM

That would probably help with everyone gathering around the booth too.

Maybe but they wanna see when the bigguns come out of the bags. Haha

 

[Cooper713]

Well we do our part in not causing that problem by not bring back any bigguns. Lol

 

[bronzeback45]

Cooper713 - 2/18/2016 9:18 PM Well we do our part in not causing that problem by not bring back any bigguns. Lol

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[bricknbass]

Did we get um yet?

 

[Dropshot]

Hey, I am going to post some additional information later. I spoke to a sales rep today and they are pushing us to go with the higher end unit. Here is part of the argument for the H2 Series:

1. The display is waterproof, which it is not on the 357 series. If we do a weigh in in the rain, it has to be covered to keep it from possibly being penetrated with water.
2. Warranty is three years versus one year standard for the 357.
3. It has computer connectivity, which means you could actually have the weights automatically transmitted to a tournament keeper program so results could actually be printed and presented onsite. I believe you can also use some software to setup a running leaderboard wirelessly on a laptop.

Cost is more, and the guy is supposed to be sending me a quote.

 

[Dropshot]

Straight from the rep:

Biggest selling points of H2 over 357:
H2 is fully water resistant, The model 357 platform is but the indicator is not.
H2 has the dual harmonic motion filtering. The 357 will not Lock in like the H2 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo3GN88E3gI&feature=youtu.be)
The H2 has an internal rechargeable Li-Ion Battery. The 357 runs on AAA Batteries
The H2 has an internal Radio to to transmit to the remote display the 357 uses an external radio hub that plugs into the scale that runs on a 9Volt battery.
The H2 has computer connectivity.

Biggest selling point of 357 over the H2:
The 357 is $425 the H2 is $1299