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will this counter count wet coin's?

Purchased a Klopp coin scale, accuracy is within .50 cents, due to wear on the coins.

I'm in pa 2.00 should be at least $3

Right and what i am saying is that the scale gives you another form to audit you sales.

Neither, I am simply talking about getting a correct count on the coins. I didn't understand what MEP meant with the picture, I have never seen or heard of someone doing that, I thought it’s no wonder there are so many coins in the box the funnel is upside down!!! LOL, But I don’t think like a...

Well now I am checking 3 ways, timers, bills and scale, my timer count in never consistently under so if this guy was checking his timer count he may have found out what was going on, my attendant only has a key to get inside the building, not for anything else, learned that lesson a long time...

You cant trust anyone can you? Check and double check, advise to nebiews,This is something to check on a regular basis. I do have an employee with keys, this is what made me buy the scale. Your a smart guy, i know that but do these coins amount to $100.00' s of dollars? Even if you missed some...

So let’s think about this… OK, so I bought a coin scale. For years I have been just taking the coin count from the gin-san timers and matching that with the bills taken from the coin machine, believing this and in the hope that they were right. So the coin scale says 934.00, the #’s on the...

I tested 5 other transformers in the carwash and all were only about 3 volts over, using the same meter which is a digital Fluke, in fact i checked them with 2 different Fluke meters with the same result, even checked 2 in my house, one was a 16v for the doorbell and that was close to 19v and a...

Installed a 120v to 24v / 40va transformer to use for electronic tree vendor. Tested the output on the transformer, supposed to be 24v but it is closer to 30v (29.665), this is with no load on the the transformer, every other one I tested is only 2 or 3 volts over, could this be a problem?

Actually i was wrong, the leads off the motor are #18. I know the vac wire is quite small, figured it was probably #16, but I was more curious about the type of wire used as stated in the original post.

Using Lamb 119414 x 2 on each vac, they don't list the watts on the motor. I am using a 20 amp breaker, there is only #16 wire coming out of the motors so i can't imagine they are drawing much amperage, I'm talking about the type of wire that is used on the vac itself, not the wiring to the vac.

What type of wire is used in vacuums? Is it tew, mtw, awm. Also what size would it be 14, 16, 18?

Sorry meant to say Changing to Dixmor from ginsan gs-31. Seems like it would be pretty simple, just the hot and ground, pulse and timed output in the bay and not through the gs-401 timer, bypassing the gs-401 and sending direct to the dixmor, sounds simple, but am i right?

How easy would it be to change from ginsan gs-31 and gs-401 to a dixmor led 7? What would I have to do?

Good to know, i want to install cyrptopay but i don't currently have a swiper, but i did get the template from them so i can have my faceplates made up for the dixmor timer and holes for the install of the swiper in bay. Thanks, good info.

What is the spacing for the mounting holes on the cryptopay swiper in bay?

Am I correct in saying that cavitation is caused by starvation and washed out is caused by something in the water, abrasive, chlorine, hard water, etc. Remove the inlet and outlet valves, where the valves seat in the head you will see cavitation, the surface should be smooth, if it is pitted...

What is the proper way to prevent a floating ground? This is from Micron: 75va<transformer ÷ 24v = 3.12 amp. x this by 1.67 (167%) <allowable % of overcurrent = 5.21 amp. I was having problems when I purchased all new ginsan gs-401 timers for the bays, I had installed momentary switches...

Currently I am using the Micron group C 120x240 volt transformers, they are 75Va, I am using them 240v, they seem like a good quality transformer, they were the same transformers that were in the wash when I purchased it in 1986, at that time there was only soap, rinse, wax, we added TC, and FB...