Brocock/BRK Replace Ghost Gauges?

duchunter007 said:

Yes on the Dowty seals and I used Outgun Digtal gauges, one battery and one that you charge, I will post a picture tonight when I get home.

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woo！we'd love to see the picture of your Outgun gauges

Trucker3573 said:

@SekhmetAirgunAcc

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Thanks for tagging us—we really appreciate you bringing this thread to our attention!

It’s great to see the discussion, and we’ll jump in to share any info that might help. Feel free to let us know if there’s anything specific you’d like us to address.

Trucker3573 said:

@SekhmetAirgunAcc …sorry I should have been more specific. I was just wondering if you could address the issue of using a daystate Dowty seal on your 25 mm gauge. Do you know what daystate owners should use if the Dowty isn’t safe ? Thank you.

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From what we’ve seen, most Daystate models that can fit our digital gauges—like the AlphaWolf, DeltaWolf, and BlackWolf—have had users share installation photos with us, and none have specifically mentioned Dowty seals being an issue.

It seems like these models typically use O-ring seals, which is why we haven’t heard concerns about Dowty compatibility. If there’s a specific Daystate model someone is worried about (one that might use Dowty seals instead), could you let us know which one? That way, we can check our user feedback or do a bit more digging to confirm details and ease any concerns.

Jay308 said:

I kinda think as long as you don’t torque it hard it might be ok?

There is the Outgun angle bracket that you can use the dowty on the base piece and the gauge screws into the bracket with a xring. https://www.sekhmetonline.com/produ...uge-bracket-for-fx-brk-skout-airforce-airguns

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You’re absolutely right! As long as you hand-tighten it without applying excessive torque, it should be totally fine.

Also, using the Outgun angle bracket is a great setup. I’ve attached a reference photo for you （above）; it not only ensures a secure fit but also makes reading the pressure much easier.

Hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything else.

Trucker3573 said:

I cannot see any reason the 25 mm wouldn’t be just fine. It is an easy to use straight forward gauge. I think the 28 mm one has all the features and is more expensive. If it were me I’d go 25…bigger than stock but smaller than the large 28.

I’m following as I have an extra 25mm one I was thinking of putting on my delta wolf. Does sekhmet state why the dowty cannot be used ?

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don't worry, our gauge perfectly fit your Delta wolf, no matter the 25std or 28pro, check the pictures

SekhmetAirgunAcc said:

woo！we'd love to see the picture of your Outgun gauges

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I will post a picture tonight

SekhmetAirgunAcc said:

You’re absolutely right! As long as you hand-tighten it without applying excessive torque, it should be totally fine.

Also, using the Outgun angle bracket is a great setup. I’ve attached a reference photo for you （above）; it not only ensures a secure fit but also makes reading the pressure much easier.

Hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything else.

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So it should be ok to install the 25mm with the stock Dowty? Just don’t crank it in too much ? Thanks.

Jay308 said:

Yep, that’s what I’m going to do. Thanks for tagging Sekhmet also! I sent them a email but never heard back.

I think someone probably didn’t like the orientation, then proceeded to hard torque the gauge and broke it. Others have installed it with the dowty seal and no issues, but due to the warning, I wanted to keep all my fingers and not damage the gauge either.

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Don’t blame you there . Post how it goes here. Thanks man.

SekhmetAirgunAcc said:

woo！we'd love to see the picture of your Outgun gauges

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Here is a pic of my outgun gauges