Airforce I bought a Huban cricket top hat regulator for my airforce condor .22cc

[1911Tex]

the regulator came with both gauges in MPa. After trying some air pressure to test for example, the black/white gauge shows 7 on the dial, the green yellow red gauge shows 20. I am trying figure what to pressure to 1800psi or 125 Bar equivalent to mpa on which gauge. Where should either or both indicate? I have no clue why Huban did not send either psi or bar gauges...and sent them a note to send psi or bar gauges or I will return it. Appreciate your kind assistance.....

 

[1911Tex]

I just received a prompt reply from Nick Scott at Huban. He is sending me PSI gauges. His note also states 125 bar= 12.5 MPa = 1800 PSI. Thanks.

 

[1911Tex]

I finally figured out how my Huban regulator works (or basically any regulator) answering my original question above. The red, green, yellow gauge on the regulator (bottle pressure) is always pressured considerably above the black/white gauge (regulator gauge); i.e. the red, green, yellow regulator gauge is pressured to max 3000 PSI (on my CondorSS) via the bottle, and the black/white regulator gauge will continue to indicate 1800PSI (as pre-set on my regulator) until enough bottle shots have been fired to reduce the bottle pressure from 3000PSI to 1800PSI. The bottle pressure to each pellet in the chamber is controlled by the regulator and kept "regulated" or even pressure per shot down to the pre-determined base 1800psi regulator pressure, when the bottle (if not refilled) pressure will continue to decrease the energy and velocity of each pellet until there is no longer enough bottle pressure to fire the pellet. Forgive me for being so ignorant and long winded!

 

[MongooseV8]

Cool upgrade, I will be interested to see what your fps and shot count numbers look like.

 

[1911Tex]

Cool upgrade, I will be interested to see what your fps and shot count numbers look like.

Pre-regulator, my .22 CondorSS has been achieving shots at low/mid 900's velocity and 52-3 #'s energy and set on #4 wheel, with so far 20 shots without noticeable decreases in velocity or energy (NOTE: I have not pushed past that mark due to time constraints)...PSI originally set at max 3000PSI on original bottle, and extremely accurate at 30-50 yds. When the weather cools, I will try 75/100yds. So far, for me I find that pretty darn good. I'm shooting a mix of JSB Exact Jumbo Monster redesigned deep and shallow (cannot tell the difference) 25.39gr pellets. I am using a new to me Athlon Rangecraft Chronograph. Post regulator report will be a while yet before it is installed due to other activities, etc. I really enjoy shooting my springers and my air guns! Best past time ever.....