USA manufactured PCP Regulator ( testing and discussion ) * RESULTS POSTED

[strever]

are you making some for us  ?

[milo74]

are you making some for us  ?

I can make couple more,I don't think ,you guys want to shoot pcp without a pressure gauge.

[strever]

you are correct at least for me
i would need a gauge to tell me what i can't remember

I can make couple more,I don't think ,you guys want to shoot pcp without a pressure gauge.

[rsterne]

For the Disco et al regulator with the 9cc plenum.... what locates it in the tube?.... Do you remove the gauge block (it's downstream anyway, pretty useless to tell what pressure is remaining) and let the regulator sit against the valve?.... (that would allow it to breathe through the gauge hole in the tube).... or does the gauge block remain in place with the regulator pushing against it?.... That wouldn't allow it to breathe through the gauge hole in the tube, and it would be forcing the gauge block back until the side of the gauge is pressing on the tube.... In a normal (unregged) installation there is equal pressure on either side of the gauge block, so it stays centered (no end force on it).... Since the reg. has more pressure on the front side than the back, it will slide back, so it needs something to sit against....

Bob