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I have had mine for a week, with a bottle conversion. no issues with mine

Yes 5000 psi burst disc, no the scope does no contact the rail

Upgraded the standard air tank with a bottle and adapter. Hand tightening the bottle onto the Zelos. Wish it will turn another quarter turn so that the pressure gauge dial can be in the correct orientation. Anybody have any suggestions on how to do this without having to sand down metal. ?

I think 580cc is too big for a compact pcp like the notos

just got it done yesterday. will report data when available

My notos bottle conversion, .25L 4500 psi carbon bottle

no, the stock one will work

the ball at the end is the cocking mechanism that strikes the release valve for the air. so not really, with this design

yes, rear bottle is rated to 250, front bottle is rated to 300

Hi Allen, Haven't had time to see what the shot count is, I am shooting JSB .22 18.1, pellets. with the old 300cc bottle at 250 bar to 90 bar. i was getting 75-80 shots. at 870 fps. I will she what the shot count is.

Its on off of ebay. i tried to look for the link, I no longer have it. but its about 7mm thinner than the fx bottle.

with my setup it gives me about 4 inches of ARCA rail left for a bipod.

No its being held on the singe large "screw" that is the size of the original port screw a I the size i guess is 10mm. look at he photo from ST site.

I see your point. but the bottle on the front has a smaller diameter then the rear, its fairly "skinny", this way, the barrel guard will still mount to the bipd.

Wanted to add more bottle volume to my Panthera but didn't like the look of the Panthera without the barrel guard. Saw Saber Tactical's Drop-down front bottle adapter and gave it a try. https://sabertacticalinc.com/products/fx-panthera-drop-down-adapter-st00xx. stainless steel...

update barrel bands, dovetail top can be used as a scope mount.

pcp tube is diameter is 25 mm,

I saw that one. but I hate the idea of the fill probe, I get confused on which gun which fill probe. the dual pressure gauge is helpful in the older version

The 18 in polished barrel added to the cost. The stock 10.25 in barrell could have been used. I get the point regarding the cost and agree, i could also just buy the diana, but i really enjoy tinkering with it. That’s a big part of the appeal of it.

I think they are from the same factory in china. Mine has no leaks, happy so far.