In reply to Post #11
It makes sense about the weight of the hook as the dont flash when there upright only when laid back so weight of the hook wont be taken into account. Fox obviously dont know what there talking about 😀
It makes sense about the weight of the hook as the dont flash when there upright only when laid back so weight of the hook wont be taken into account. Fox obviously dont know what there talking about 😀
In reply to Post #16
so there is nothing wrong with them then ?
other than pilot error
so there is nothing wrong with them then ?
other than pilot error
In reply to Post #17
It looks that way 😀
It looks that way 😀
In reply to Post #18
Its because when you lay them down you take the weight of the hook away from the zero setting so the scales think you've gone less than zero hence the flashing.
Its because when you lay them down you take the weight of the hook away from the zero setting so the scales think you've gone less than zero hence the flashing.