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Calibrated mine against a shop reference after ~400 uses: max deviation 1.8 % across 40–180 Nm, still inside the ±3 % spec. My routine: always wound back to lowest scale, never dropped, stored in the case. The click is still crisp.
Conclusion for the doubters: the calibration certificate it ships with is not just paper.
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Mounted two mag rails on a steel van shelf with countersunk M6 bolts every 150 mm, then tested on rough mountain roads for a year. Nothing shifted, nothing scratched. The trick: 2 mm rubber strip underneath — stops the mag from walking and kills the rattle.
Measurements and drilling template can be downloaded from our club folder — ask by e-mail and we send the PDF.
Great pattern — thank you. We added your rubber-strip note to the product page fitting tips.
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