I did a search and didn’t find anything about regulating the output of a scuba or scba tank. I was wondering about putting a adjustable regulator and a easy to read gauge on my scuba tank set to the fill pressure I want (1550 psi). Thinking that no matter who fills the gun it is at the right pressure. Plus nobody could over fill the gun. We use adjustable regulators on our propane burners for making maple syrup so we can hold optimum pressure as temperatures change to keep the burners at maximum efficiency. Pretty simple set up. Has this idea been tried and failed miserably or easy to buy and I just missed it. Ninja bottles have regulators this would just be on a much bigger scale. I’d still use the tank valve to open and close so it could be done slowly. Then bleed line as normal.
Pressure regulate tank output
- Thread starter marquette
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This setup from KRALE [In the Netherlands] is a great option too!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-ToQgCucLg
https://www.krale.shop/en/catalogsearch/result/?q=ks+inline
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-ToQgCucLg
https://www.krale.shop/en/catalogsearch/result/?q=ks+inline
Sam -
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Tuneable from 100-210bar~1450-3050psi (and mine runs just fine at 250bar~3600psi)
https://www.altaros.cz/en/altaros-filling-adapter/89-external-airgun-regulator.html
Set and forget. It displays set pressure on the gauge.
Damn staright guys who will bend backwards to help you out!
https://www.altaros.cz/en/altaros-filling-adapter/89-external-airgun-regulator.html
Set and forget. It displays set pressure on the gauge.
Damn staright guys who will bend backwards to help you out!
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That’s basically what I am thinking only just using a readily available 2 in gauge, regulator and some fittings from the hardware store. I’ll check Joe b and Air tanks to see what they have made up
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