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It's 1/8NPT for the air force, we've talked with John, no doubt about it. And we'll add this thread to our latest Gen-2 25pro very soon

1/8NPT

It's always the 1/8npt for the air force and seal with Teflon.

Hi Glenn, Thank you for reaching out! I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble with one of your gauges. Based on your description, it sounds like you have our Gen-1 28 Pro gauges. For all our digital gauges with built-in batteries, we strongly advise charging them at least once every three...

Hi! Thanks for sharing your detailed experience with our adapters and gauges. Regarding the stability of the side adapters, they tend to secure more tightly above 50 bar. This is by design, as we primarily intended them for use on airgun cylinders and regulators, where pressures usually stay...

Hey, we've launched the Pro version with shorten thread, here's the link: https://www.sekhmetonline.com/collections/gauges/products/shorten-thread-1-8bspp-gen2-28pro-sekhmet-gauge-300bar-only-for-raw-hm1000x

Totally feel you—the stock Uragan2 gauge is super tiny and stuck in such a tight spot! The side mount bracket is a game-changer—it extends the gauge out, so you can use 25mm or 28mm gauges no problem and check pressure way easier at a glance. The Sub12 Airgunners actually did a review of the...

Hey Mike, Thanks for the positive review on our Sekhmet gauges! It's great to hear they're performing well for you. And Yes, a very good point: keep up with the regular charging （ like every three months) and they should keep ticking along nicely. We're all about customer feedback, and we aim...

Sorry to hear that the update didn't include what you were looking for. However, we've fixed the issue where the regulator mode wouldn't stay on and also made the response speed even snappier. As for the screen getting stuck, that's a hardware issue with the screen itself, so it can't be...

Glad to hear your gauge is ticking along nicely—that's just how it should be! Even though the battery is super durable, we recommend giving it a charge at least every three months to prevent over-discharge, which can take a toll on the battery's lifespan. Nicole

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Sorry to hear about the issue with your gauge not staying in regulator mode. We've fixed it with a firmware update, and the new version is 24D19. Just drop me an email or a private message with your order details, and we'll send you a data cable for the 2nd gen upgrade. It's a quick process on...

Hey there, Sorry to hear about the bug with your gauge. We've got it fixed with a firmware update, though! The new version is 24D19. Just check the device info in the menu to see if you're on the latest version. If you're not, shoot me an email at [email protected] or a private message...

Hi，pls check the private conversation & forward us your order info

You've hit the nail on the head with your observations! Our goal in designing this adapter was indeed to maximize compatibility across a wide range of brands, models, and threads. As long as the manometer isn't embedded in the stock, we can accommodate it with our lower adapters in 1/8NPT, M8...

You are correct, we also didn't notice that. The exploded diagram from FX indeed needs debugging. 👀 The same story happened for number #45, one is marked for the pressure gauge while another is labeled as a gasket, they are obviously not referring to the same thing. Therefore, I can no longer...

May I ask what thread the FX gauge you installed is? Previously, FX models were supposed to have 1/8BSPP threads, but the DRS model appears to have M8 threads. Did you personally modify the threads yourself?

That one is 1/8 bspp, check the above file #60 Pretend I'm an FX staff 😬 LOL

So glad to see everyone engaging in a lively discussion about the pressure gauge on air rifles. In the past, this was not a topic that received much attention. I want to share some experience with the thread: according to the exploded diagram file, 45.1 is an X-ring, with a diameter suitable for...

Hi there, like I replied above, the battery icon is just an icon, it doesn't show it's empty or full, the battery level depends on the number shown in your gauge after a long touch ( no longer than 10s), check the owner's manual I attached for your easier reference.