I am sort of new at this, what else is needed for SPL measurement?
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For SPL measurement, I imagine an SPL meter of sorts. I'm not the expert on SPL measurement - for me, I got this for my dbx Driverack PA+ as a cheaper alternative to the dbx offering.
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You need a device such as the RadioShack Digital SPL meter.The Emm-6 through software (such as the free Room EQ Wizard) can measure SPL but even then you still need a dedicated SPL meter to calibrate the software
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Then you need a volumetric cylinder. You can calculate the volume from the mass if you know the density.
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I'd say that this is more along the lines of a 'generally specific' more so than a 'literally specific' measurement. I'm sure you can find the right reading given enough time. This uses displacement to gauge the proof of a liquid so you'll have to be sure to let the hydrometer be free from the edges of its container and the water must be completely still. So yes, it will differentiate but you'll have to have a really good eye for it!
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The readings are on the machine. As for quantities to add depending on reading, your pool store should be able to help you out. Otherwise just add some of what is needed and test again.
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Use what you got :), I would start by having it hooked up and take readings with my VOM to compare all hookups to verify accuracy of all readings.
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They only give you enough for a one time calibration. You will need to buy the appropriate storage solution. A little goes a long way.
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What ever you have before the split will determine how much you use. I have a regulator before the split.
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quite a few more items. At bare minimum you will need a set of caliber specific dies with a shell holder, a priming tool with a special shell holder, a powder scale, and of course powder, bullets, primers, case lube and a load guide. To be on the safe side, you should really invest in a quality dial caliper or micrometer for measuring case lengths, neck diameters and wall thickness. How familiar are you with reloading?
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OK a couple of things, Is your SPL meter set at C weighting and slow for the slew rate withe range set at 70 or 80db? Also to accuratly calibrate your speakers you would use speaker test tone generator in the setup menu. To do this go to said speaker test tone section, SLOWLY turn the volume up to 0 will running your test tone. Once your volume is at 0 use the SPL meter to adjust the gain on each speaker till it is stable between 75-80. The max I run my system is -28 and to me that is loud so be ready it will be a very loud test tone at 80DB.
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Get a good electronic scale and micrometer and case prep tools for your caliber. Also you will need a shell plate and dies for your caliber. Also at least one reloading book or load data from the powder mfg. I would look at load data before selecting powder.
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not sure what you mean by dl. But they do have the imperial and metric measurements of ml (millimetres)
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I would say you should look at Lloyd Burrells site Electric Sense some good info on meters That is where i confirmed getting the Trifield which is great for some things. Concluded you need at least 2 meters for basic measurements. Mike
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for simple conversions like that, your best bet is to type "convert ___ to ____" into google....just switch out the first blank for the unknown measure (in your situation, first put in "1 cup" then "1 tablespoon" then 1 teaspoon") and put the desired unit of measure in the second blank (in your case, "ml"). This will give you instant results.
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7 - 100, according to the product description. I have only used mine for metric measurements.
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Go to the website. There are instructions and a printable measuring device.
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Ebay sells it. But make sure it's the 1 ppm, if that's what is recommended for the meter. That's the one I use.
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Calipers are a must. I would start with pistol loads first if possible. Read "The ABc's of Reloading" I found it at the library. It helped a lot.