Longacre # 72609 Computerscales® Accuset Ii™ Professional Model on 2040-parts.com
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
LONGACRE # 72609 Computerscales® AccuSet II™ Professional Model Getting your chassis setup correctly and accurately will make a huge difference in handling and give you more wins and better finishes. CNC Machined Billet Aluminum Pads - 14 lb. capacity per pad - Set of 4 - 3.0" x 5.5" Read wheel weights in 1/100 lb., 1/10 oz. or grams - Easy to switch Large 4 line display shows all 4 wheels and ALL partial % - Rear, Left, Cross, Total, etc. (Weight and % total) Easy to use - just set them up and turn them on 1/10 of 1% accuracy Face is slanted for easier viewing Cable lengths can be adjusted to suit your needs. The extra cable is stored inside the electronic box. Adjusts in seconds. Comes with silver carrying case for pads and electronics
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Fully Machined CNC Pads Simple to Use This is the easiest system to use. Just set it up and turn it on. Everything is displayed at the same time in a logical, simple-to-understand format. No complicated instructions to remember, no overcrowded display with too much information crammed into too small a space. Low Power Consumption Latest Electronic Stabilized Readings To assure that you get the most accurate, reliable readings possible we have developed special electronic stabilization circuitry for this model.It uses the latest 24-bit ADC converter (most other scales use 14-bit) and special proprietary software that averages many readings to filter out most small short-duration spikes. The result is a rock steady reading virtually no jitter. The weights you get are accurate, consistant and repeatable, giving you the most accurate setups possible to keep you running up front.
NIST Certification Testing is accredited by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) through the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) for specific scope of accreditation under lab code 200446-0. This laboratory meets the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025 and ANSI/NCSL Z540-1. Accuracy is equal to .1%.
METRIC OPTION:The DXI control box is user switchable to metric readings. Please choose the metric display option if you require metric and we'll make sure it gets switched for you. Or you can easily do it yourself. Longacre ComputerScales are not designed for, certified for or recommended for use with any manned aircraft. SERVING 702-382-8520
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