Which VTF Scale are you using?

I use the Audio Additives Stylus Force Gauge.  Relatively inexpensive, extremely  accurate and easy to use.  I also still have and will never part with my old trusty Shure SFG-2 that I bought in the 70s.  It's old school (i.e. not digital; all counterbalance mechanical), reasonably accurate and will never fail.  I keep it on hand in case the digital conks out and I have to order a new one. 

I have an Acoustech digital scale that was on sale for $30.00 regularly $50 from Music Direct.  I still have my trusty Shure I bought in the early 70’s. 

Bought an Acoustech digital, a few years back.      Works great.

fsonic, I hope your Lyra is "singing", not "signing".  Music is no fun when translated into hand gestures.  (A little time out for humor here.)
Mijostyn, Can you provide a URL to the gauge that looks just like the Ortofon DS3, only cheaper?  I bought the Ortofon only because I was in Tokyo, and there it was on shelf, for sale at a cost much less than the US price or even mail order prices.  I had to have some trophy to show for my trip that would fit in my luggage.  So I bought the DS3 and a few carbon fiber headshells, also much cheaper there than here.  Normally, I would not have paid so much as our local DS3 prices, for a stylus force gauge.  On the other hand, it's been superb in use.  I also own three Shure SFGs (lord knows how that happened) and one of the more conventional Chinese made digital gauges that I used for a while before discovering that with certain LOMCs that contain very powerful magnet structures, the cartridge could be attracted to the weigh pan.  Almost killed my Ortofon MC2000 that way.  But only the MC2000 seemed to cause the problem of all my cartridges.  That is something that everyone should be aware of in selecting a digital SFG; the weigh pan must not be ferrous.  Since this was one of the more expensive of the Chinese types (see URL below; there are many versions that look just like this one), I wonder whether they all potentially will have this issue, but again, only with very powerful magnet structures in the cartridge, which means very LOMCs.  The Ortofon DS3, incidentally, has no such problem.http://www.ebay.com/itm/Digital-LCD-Turntable-Cartridge-Stylus-Tracking-Force-Scale-Gauge-0-01g-Accurate/393123171892?hash=item5b87f78e34:g:zLwAAOSwULZgHhZv

Mijostyn, I just searched for the HiFiGuy digital stylus force gauge on Amazon, and what comes up is exactly like the digital SFGs on eBay, for which I provided a URL as an example in my above post.  That is not at all like the Ortofon DS3, which is shown in the URL provided by Vassilis, above. What makes you say otherwise?  Funnily enough, Amazon wants about $4 more for it (or 33% more) than do any of the vendors on eBay for the same item, even the same brand name.  Typical of their mark-up.
Jokes on me; I paid $100 for my older digital SFG (not the DS3), about twice the then going rate, because mine has an all-metal body.