SEKHMET Gauge Review
- Thread starter Backyard AirGuns - Mike
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I agree with Mike above. Sekhmet gauges (digital) for regulator pressure seems the way to go. I have Sekhmet gauges on two of my rifles at the moment with others in hand for installing into my Wildcat and EpicTwo. Without a doubt I can now set my regulators where wanted and then begin tuning to those pressure settings. Sure has made things easier than attempting to read some of the small analog units that come standard on most airguns.
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I’ve considered buying them but then I checked the forums and saw a lot of people saying they leak. Has that been fixed?
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Never had that problem with one. I have owned several. I really like the 25mm simplistic one. Just reads pressure and battery life. The complex one that gives you every stat under the sun has a highly complex non user friendly menu that is an utter PIA to use in my opinion. Will tell you a bunch but it’s easy to get completely lost in the menu or you tap it to simply turn it on and it switches from the screen you want and 5 minutes later you might get it back only to have the same thing happen again at some point when you tap it to wake up. Needless to say I hated that gauge.
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I have two of the 25mm ones on my alpha wolfs nice and simple pressure and battery life, would have been nice if they were back lighted.
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How did you install the gauge, I read the warnings on not using a dowty seal on them. I have a Ghost and want to use the 25mm. Thanks
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I used the same style of gauge seal that the factory ones have. There are actually a couple that are acceptable.
The factory usually has a 'plastic' button, much thicker than an O-Ring. Then there are 'X'-Rings, which are O-Rings with a raised portion for sealing. Of course, there are also regular O-Rings that can be used.
Depends on the brand of your rifle mostly.
mike
The factory usually has a 'plastic' button, much thicker than an O-Ring. Then there are 'X'-Rings, which are O-Rings with a raised portion for sealing. Of course, there are also regular O-Rings that can be used.
Depends on the brand of your rifle mostly.
mike
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