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Engineer1964
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Best get the one calibrated for what Gas your using, a bit pointless buying on for a different thing altogether
Spark plug
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I assume you mean regulator?
Regulators should only be used for the gases they are designed for as they are designed for different bottle pressures and output pressures .
What gas is the regulator for?.
Regulators should only be used for the gases they are designed for as they are designed for different bottle pressures and output pressures .
What gas is the regulator for?.
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You'll be fine then, when you said an air regulator I had visions of a compressed air regulator.
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Which gauge is broken?
The high side gauge would need to support 4000PSI.
The low-side gauge would need to be in LPM and match the orifice in your regulator. If you use a separate flowmeter, then a regular PSI gauge would work (0-100PSI).
The high side gauge would need to support 4000PSI.
The low-side gauge would need to be in LPM and match the orifice in your regulator. If you use a separate flowmeter, then a regular PSI gauge would work (0-100PSI).
I've now done that. I kept telling myself to do it,but always forgot. It takes something to be damaged for me to act.
It only had one gauge
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Either of these any good?
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Yes, and I will have to measure them, came off a murex reg.
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The expert at work reckons they're ¼" BSP threads, any good?
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You have PM
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