Paul

Guys, I'll get to those questions in a little bit while we look up this Manus and get it running.

Oh, what kind of annealer?

You know, questions about the RCBS powder measure versus the Frankfurt IntelliDrop.

Stuff like that.

Yes, Eric, that's how you find it.

You order a new power cord for it, and you will locate the old one as soon as you complete the transaction.

And there's something about wall warts and 12-volt power connections that seem to grow legs and walk off on you.

truth you can run your brass longer but if you start to soften the case head up then you run into a problem so the idea is to get the neck and shoulder area hot enough returns it back to factory set hardness now i'm using the ipad because i wanted you guys to be able to see the screen better but normally it's something unless you actually have like a tablet holder

You ran it on the phone before, right?

So the Bluetooth will pick it up first.

You'd have to go into your Bluetooth to your phone.

All right.

If you're using a machine, raggle-fraggle, you should be able to set the amount of time that you have it in a flame.

If you're doing it by hand, put your phone up, have a timer running on it, and run it that way.

Let's say it's 15 seconds or 20 seconds you're running it in a flame.

Just have your phone keep cycling 20

seconds over um that way you can get fairly evenly annealed brass i use 950 or 1000 uh app uh template even though they say to use 750 or so if you understand that a induction annealer flashes the case

at a much higher temperature, so it controls it a little better, but it reaches a higher temperature faster.

So that's my idea of using 950 or 1000.

Over-annealing it, if you're affecting the case head, over-annealing it.