"Centercut"My ES was about 30 fps with the FX regulator, but I bought the Bobcat used, so I can't say it was like that when it was new. I'm also not sure about the markings on the HUMA. Huub (at HUMA) told me that they set them up with a precision pressure gage when they are made prior to shipping, and you can request a specific pressure when you order. I requested 155 bar, and my regulator pressure gage shows 165 bar. Its more than likely that my pressure gage is the item that's not showing the correct pressure. Without an actual regulator pressure tester like Ernest Rowe uses in his videos, I'm not 100% sure what the regulator is set at.
Centercut, is the Bobcat receiver the same as the Royales? If so you can get a fitting from Best Fittings ( I believe that's their name) that lets you check your regulated pressure directly from the receiver. All you have to do is unscrew the stock bolt stud and screw this fitting in and then attach a good gauge.
I've been acquiring parts to make my own of this, just need the final adapter M6x1 male to 1/8BSPP. So basically remove the bottle and bleed the plenum, remove the stock mounting boss then thread it in there and put the bottle back on and it'll show the reg pressure? Sorry for the minor threadjack I've been waiting to ask you this."jking"
"Centercut"My ES was about 30 fps with the FX regulator, but I bought the Bobcat used, so I can't say it was like that when it was new. I'm also not sure about the markings on the HUMA. Huub (at HUMA) told me that they set them up with a precision pressure gage when they are made prior to shipping, and you can request a specific pressure when you order. I requested 155 bar, and my regulator pressure gage shows 165 bar. Its more than likely that my pressure gage is the item that's not showing the correct pressure. Without an actual regulator pressure tester like Ernest Rowe uses in his videos, I'm not 100% sure what the regulator is set at.
Centercut, is the Bobcat receiver the same as the Royales? If so you can get a fitting from Best Fittings ( I believe that's their name) that lets you check your regulated pressure directly from the receiver. All you have to do is unscrew the stock bolt stud and screw this fitting in and then attach a good gauge.
Yeah I would be using it exactly where and how Jking did using his digital gauge. Just wondering if I have the order and procedure right (If I need to either remove or bleed the bottle and bleed the plenum or if I can just remove the stock mounting boss with it aired up). I have a female foster fitting as well so I can plug it into the adapter Jking and I mentioned above. Got this for 20$ on craigslist and removed where you'd hook it up to a SCUBA and fired a bolt in there with thread sealer. Holds North of 200 BAR so It'll do the trick I imagine.
