New 28mm Digital Pressure Gauge - anyone bought them already?
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There are quite a few of us testing them for the company pre-release. They are supposed to go on sale starting August 15th unless something has changed. What exactly did you want to know?
Stoti
Stoti
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I wanted to buy one. Sent them an email a day ago. Their website has a brass "pre-release" for $85 and steel one for $109 available for sale, but not sure if that is in error.
FYI: their website needs to be reviewed. There are tons of spelling errors.
FYI: their website needs to be reviewed. There are tons of spelling errors.
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I do not have one yet. Some people on this forum are testing them as we speak. But simply by their design, they are accurate to within about 0.5-1 bar or more.
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I've got one for testing.
It's been on my Veteran since mid June.
The pros are: that it is as accurate as the OEM Vet analog gauge (ie, shots start hitting low around 115-120 bar with the analog gauge and that's also what the Sekhmet shows when the gun comes off the reg, also, it shows more bar/shot when the guns power is cranked up so seems to be picking up on more fpe =more air usage/shot), that battery life is phenomenal (while it can be charged while on the gun, I charged it to 96% before installing, and it's at 79% right now-7 or so weeks later and still working off that initial 96% charge, fits the Vet like it was designed for it (can't tell it's aftermarket in any way).
Still testing various other aspects/functionality and I'll eventually post up a decent, overly wordy review/overall impression.
It's been on my Veteran since mid June.
The pros are: that it is as accurate as the OEM Vet analog gauge (ie, shots start hitting low around 115-120 bar with the analog gauge and that's also what the Sekhmet shows when the gun comes off the reg, also, it shows more bar/shot when the guns power is cranked up so seems to be picking up on more fpe =more air usage/shot), that battery life is phenomenal (while it can be charged while on the gun, I charged it to 96% before installing, and it's at 79% right now-7 or so weeks later and still working off that initial 96% charge, fits the Vet like it was designed for it (can't tell it's aftermarket in any way).
Still testing various other aspects/functionality and I'll eventually post up a decent, overly wordy review/overall impression.
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Are those better than the Edgun electronic gauges?
i might pick up a couple to try them when they available.
Renz
i might pick up a couple to try them when they available.
Renz
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