Regulator input psi question

[Eaglebeak]

What you are looking for is an unregulated valve. Nobody is going to make a regulator with the same output as the input pressure. It defeats the purpose of what a regulator does. If you can't take the guts out of what you have and make it unregulated, get a dive or SCBA valve with the right thread for your bottle. If your bottle has metric threads, take a look at this one. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000026760786.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.5ef64c4dD2jmIi It doesn't have a gauge but you won't find a new one any cheaper.

 

[SilentSquirrel]

Thanks for the reality check, Eaglebeak

It's blatantly obvious that I am unschooled regarding HPA plumbing

What I hope to do is fill rifles that require 3600,, 3000, & 2200 from the 4500 bottles.

It seems to me that a regulator set at 3600, 3800, or even 4000 would do so

Are there no regulators with gauges available in that range?

If I were to look for something that "nobody makes" it would be an externally variable regulator

I assume such a device does not exist.

Any and all sound advice appreciated

Ed

 

[Vetmx]

You took over my topic and then completely confused me. I was thinking maybe you had some kind of cannon and wanted 2 regulated shots or something. 

 

[Vetmx]

You don’t need a regulator. You need a fill valve. 

 

[SilentSquirrel]

You took over my topic and then completely confused me. I was thinking maybe you had some kind of cannon and wanted 2 regulated shots or something.

Apologies Vetmx

I did not intend to hijack your thread.

Just chimed in with what I thought was a pertinent question

It's now apparent to me how easily threads can be diverted