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[Chemdawg]

Hello everyone.  I just recently purchased a used Scott SCBA that I had sent out and hydro tested.  I also purchased a Bauer fill system that has my Foster fitting on the end.  NORMALLY I watch the gauge on my Mrod when I'm filling it and when it hits 3000, I shut off the valve, and bleed the pressure.  However:

I'm building another PCP and went with a regulator.  With this being said, the gauge is NOW going to show me what the regulated pressure is, instead of the actual pressure.  So.....  What do I need to purchase without going overboard so that I can fill my PCP to 3000 without having to worry about going over?  Particular regulator, etc...

Thanks

Pat

[Chemdawg]

Coming back to this post, I just realized I don't need any special equipment.  Going from my SCBA to this adapter, I can open the valve on the SCBA all the way and just use the regulator to set the PCP Air pressure...  DUH.