Frankford arsenal intellidropper 2.0

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Just curious if anyone has run this new model yet? Looking at getting an electronic dispenser without spending a fortune. Currently using an rcbs Uniflow set to just under my desired charge. I then use my rcbs rangemaster 2000 and trickle to the desired number. Looking for something a bit quicker.
 
I had a V1 and it had issues, with no support from FA.
Certain keys stopped working, work around was to use the bluetooth app. Eventually the motor burnt up.
I replaced it with a Hornady and it is a much better performing unit. I advise spend a few bucks more and be better off.
 
GimpyGolden said:
I had a V1 and it had issues, with no support from FA.
Certain keys stopped working, work around was to use the bluetooth app. Eventually the motor burnt up.
I replaced it with a Hornady and it is a much better performing unit. I advise spend a few bucks more and be better off.
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Seems like the original versions were 50/50 on how well they worked and how long they lasted. Apparently..... FA has fixed these issues with the 2.0. Problem is, no one is wanting to try these out. I cannot find any reviews online.
 
I just got a v2 as a replacement for a v1 that I swapped at cabelas. Only had the v1 for a few weeks and the motor was already starting to go. The v2 seems good so far. Not quite as fast as the v1 but seems to throw consistent charges. Much nicer to level than the v1.
 
Not sure which version of Intelidroper I have ( had it for over 4 yrs). I like it. much better than my old Lyman DPS 3.
Like Gimp, I wanted a Hornady but the Intelidroper was almost 1/2 price to the Hornady and now, I am very satisfied with the F A offering.
I ask it to drop from 2.9 gr of pistol powder to 47 gr of IMR stick powder and can count on one hand how many re-pours Ive had in those 4 yrs ( aprox 8-900 rounds per yr).
I think the best feature it has is the "powder calibration " algorithm built into it...helps immensely when changing from powder type to type.
 
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