Prologic Specimen Dial Scale - 120lb

When you catch a memorable fish, getting a quick and accurate weight measurement is essential, whi...

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The Prologic Specimen Dial Scale 120lb is designed for serious carp and specimen anglers who require high-precision weight verification in the field. Its primary benefit is the high-contrast negative vision display that ensures readability in low-light conditions, though users should be mindful that its 170mm dial size requires dedicated space in a tackle bag compared to compact digital alternatives.

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Model Part Number72829
BrandPrologic

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FAQs

What is the maximum weight capacity of this scale?

This scale has a maximum load capacity of 120lb (54.2kg).

Does this scale use batteries?

No, this is a mechanical dial scale and does not require batteries to operate.

What are the weight increments?

The scale measures in 4oz (imperial) and 200g (metric) increments.

Is the scale waterproof?

The scale is designed for outdoor use and is water-resistant, but it should not be submerged in water.

How large is the scale face?

The diameter of the scale is 170mm.

Does it come with a tripod?

No, the scale is sold as a standalone unit and is intended to be hung from a weigh tripod or secure point.

Troubleshooting

Scale needle does not return to zero

Ensure the scale is hanging vertically without obstruction and rotate the tare dial until the needle perfectly aligns with the zero mark.

Difficulty reading dial in dim light

Use a headlamp or light source directed at the scale face; the high-contrast white-on-black design will reflect the light effectively for better visibility.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-contrast display is excellent for low-light conditions
  • Heavy-duty stainless steel components ensure longevity
  • Easy-to-use manual tare adjustment
  • High maximum capacity of 54.2kg

Cons

  • Larger footprint compared to digital scales
  • Mechanical dial requires careful handling to maintain calibration
  • No backlight for pitch-black night sessions

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the longevity of your scale, always store it in a protective case when not in use to prevent damage to the clear lens. Before weighing a catch, ensure the scale is hanging freely and verify that the needle rests at zero using the tare dial. If the needle deviates, turn the dial slowly until it aligns with the zero mark. To maintain performance, wipe the stainless steel hooks clean of debris or lake water after every use, and avoid dropping the unit on hard surfaces, as mechanical internal springs are sensitive to heavy impact.

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