Recent content by 6ppccenterfire

Well you got me to thinking just what is my average re-fill time for my 186cc AA .22, from about 160 to 250 bar. 56 seconds. After installation of the Omega Clean Air filter my fill time averaged 2.56 minutes. yes takes a little longer but I think it worth it.

On my Omega Air Charger I bought the 8oz container of Renewable Lubricants. Was never sure of when to turn the grease screw or how much. Turning 1/8 to 1/4 turns at a time seems to work. Usually a 1/4 to 1/2 turn as required keeps the squeeking down. Being in a former profession we always...

I did not mention than I also have a Omega Clean Air filter in line so when connected it adds a little bit more time to the fill ups.

Well I tested the Omega with the fill hose plugged and filled to 250bar in 27 seconds. Pressure held, ready to go now once again. Thanks, Centerfire

Tried the dead head but could only go to 200 bar. After looking at the possible 6 fittings I found 2 leaking. I disassembled all, cleaned, and where permisssible applied some 242 Blue lock-tite. Have to wait 24 hours to cure so tomorrow will be the big day. Checked all QD's under water, no...

Ok thank you, a place to start. Centerfire

Well after 3 years of no problems what so ever my Omega is not reaching pre set 250bar for my AA S510XS. I have filled my AA 170 times from approximately 160cc to 250cc around 2-3 times a month. The usual time spent is about 70 seconds a fill. My Omega has 3.5 total hours of use. It receives...

Axeon also has the red/green option. Centerfire

I suggest going to the Wika Gauge, or another industrial company web site and look at their gauges, diameters, pressures suggest BAR, attachment points etc. Read the section about how the percent of accuracy level is established for each gage, diameter of gage, and appropriate range of the gage...

Ok, I see your Smart Weigh model also seigs in Grams. Take this pellet, or several that weigh the same, and then re weigh them on grams. With 3 decimal places you should see differences. Centerfire

Mike, Regarding weighing your pellets. Does your scale measure in Grains and Grams? If so, and you want to get better weights go to the grams and you get one additional decimal position. Or 10 additional weights per pellet weight. Gets even better if you have a scale that measures in x.xx...

I had the same problem with the .22 sizer 6 months or so ago. Sent it back for polishing and it was returned to me in the same condition. Took it to my tool & die maker and had him polish it out properly. The problem is his tool is old and has not been sharpened lately or preferably replaced...

1212.69 Best of luck!