Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

Input:
Question: Is this pot 110 or 220?
Document: That is about $0.15 per bullet. So I made a box out of political campaign signs (for the local County Prosecuting Attny.) and filled it with sawdust to catch the bullets. Now 10# of soft lead is a lifetime supply.I also have molds for 45, 44, and 30 caliber bullets. My 308 hunting rifle has produced 2moa groups with that 110 gr.
My guess is Lee doesn't do this because this rod gets very hot! I give this pot five stars because dollar for dollar this is a quality product for the money.
Lee Precision Production Pot IV (Grey) works great but I wish they did not make you wright all this crap just to give some one 5 stars.
I chose this product because I've owned them before and they are the perfect melting pot for us amateur bullet makers.....I've recommended this unit to lots of folks thru the years!
I liked the old Lee, but after a few years of use, it died. I was thinking of repairing it,but we had a little water problem in the basement, & the pot was trashed.I melted a few pounds in this pot and checked the valve for leaking.It seems to ready to start producing bullets.
Lee's little melting pot is very well made, and consistently heating. With about half a pound of old wheel weights in the pot, they're all melted in less than 20 minutes, and the pouring valve is great! If I could complain, I would say the stand could be beefier, but I'm having no problems with it.
I bought this to melt lead for sinkers and jigs. This melting pot offers more temp control over an open flame which makes it less likely to overheat and vaporize lead. (means less possibility to breathe lead fumes). We still use this melting pot in a VERY well ventilated area.
I used a gas burner, small melting pot, and dipper for 40-years; both still work and I still use them, but this electric furnace from Lee is a real step up for me. Like all Lee products, the price is right and the product works as it should. I highly recommend this lead melting pot for any bullet casting that you do.
I bought this electric pot to speed up the process of pouring my own fishing jigs and I love it. I was using a cast iron pot and a ladle before I got the Lee Electric bottom pour pot and now it is not only easy but fun to do as well. Just make sure that you use clean lead or the bottom spout will get dirty and it will not pour as well as it should.
This works great. My only issue is that I should have bought a larger lead pot. This one holds enough lead to cast quite a few bullets before more lead is needed. However, when cold lead is added, it takes a few minutes for the metal to  come up to uniform temperature which means you have to wait- which also means you then have to get the mold back to the correct temperature by casting and discarding bullets.
Answer: yes