Recent content by FLgunner

Do you have a link to your channel? I do slo-mo with the footage I get off my ATN 4K that's recorded at 120fps. Does the Oneleaf record at 120fps in NV mode also? The ATN only records in 30fps in NV mode. I think the PARD will record in 60fps in NV mode.

The NV400 is on sale on the Oneleaf site for Father's Day! $424.15 without the Ranger Finder, $559.30. That's for either the 4-52X or the 2-26X models. https://oneleaf.ai/commander-nv400-4-52x50-4k-digital-day-night-vision-riflescope.html

The 4K at 120fps is what I was looking for, thank you! The PARD D35 only records at a max of 60fps, which is really too slow for smooth slo-mo.

Do you set it on top of the compressor? :p

The reg on the DRS is set to 130 BAR, I was just hoping the tungsten hammer would help with the low velocity first shot. maybe kick that valve in the @r$e a tad bit harder, just in case it is some stiction in the valve. That is a cheaper option than buying a new regulator...

What record speeds does it have? Anything fast enough to have a decent slo-mo, i.e. 120 fps or better? Does it offer any image stabilization? Those were some great videos. I have the PARD D35, very similar, but the image quality of the NV400 seems much better.

I have one in my Crown and it seems fine, but I use a very light setting for hammer spring tension. I let the weight of the hammer do most of the work. What issues you are referring to I need to be cognizant of?

Did you flush it really good with distilled water first? Mine had a lot of floating debris I flushed out of it by filling it, running the pump for a few minutes, dumping it and repeating the process a couple more times before I added the coolant and used it to fill anything. If you still have...

I have a temp gauge with a probe attached to the head of the compressor, mine rarely gets above 100F. But, I have not tested the coolant temp while filling a tank, so that might actually run hotter.

I have mine stuck near the top edge just above where it says GREASE POT. This is right above the compressors head and the point of most vibration. Mine has been working well in that location for over 7 hours of use.

I ordered a Tungsten hammer to see if a little more hammer weight will do the trick. It should be here this weekend.

We went out last night and didn't get home till late and I forgot to check it before going to bed, but the second shot over the chrony was at 10:23 am yesterday morning. The regulator pressure was a solid 130 BAR after that shot. Before leaving the house at 2:30 pm yesterday, the regulator had...

Looks like there might be a new Huma Air Regulator in my future! Sad with what you pay for an FX Airgun that you have to buy an aftermarket part to make it work properly.

Interesting. Well, mine is a 5 BAR creep and apparently it has a pretty significant impact on velocity since it’s too low to even register on the high power setting of the FX Chrony. I probably should choose a different profile for the first shot to see if it will even capture the velocity of...

This is exactly what I'm talking about. First shot after sitting over night in the air conditioned comfort of my mancave! Regulator crept from 130 BAR up to 135 BAR. First shot didn't even register on my FX Chrony, so I have no idea how low the velocity was. The second shot is 970 FPS...