Just a heads up for anyone using lee pot. When I got it I didn't have thermometer, so online said put it about 7. I just bought a lyman and an a rcbs thermometer for my shot maker, which looks like it needs 650. I checked my thermometers on the lee pot, at 7 thermometers went up to 900 before I pulled them out. I had to put it down to 2.5 to get it to 700. And incase anyone is wondering, both digital lyman and mechanical rcbs read same temps, so if you need one, both work.
The actual thermostat in the Lee pots is in the enclosure with the switches, it does not sense actual temperature of the alloy in the pot. So your setting will vary depending on the ambient temperature. And in my experience the setting needed to get to a predetermined temperature is different in every pot. Not only that but the setting will change over time as the heating element ages.