Other Huben Power Cricket-MAX-ATH Regulator

[SpindleB]

I now own 2 of these regulators.

Huben Power Airgun Regulator Airforce condor Regulator

Thank you Air Shootist for the video. Huben Power 50CC Cricket-MAX-ATH Regulator This regulator can be installed in most airguns which use standard airtank with thread M18x1.5. Listed below are some of the M18*1.5 airguns. （In fact, it is not limited to these models airguns.） AirForce...

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Very stable, zero drift, unlike most adjustable regulators.
50cc plenum, that is a 10% increase for a 500cc bottle, well, a regulated 50cc.
m18x1.5 on both ends so no adapter needed on unregulated rifles with m18 fitting.
Pricey, on sale for $179.00 plus $30 shipping.
About 1 week from order to delivery.
I'd rather put money in a top of the line regulator than a scope that, on an air rifle, is marginally better and hundreds more than the cheapo scopes.

Did i mention a really big 50cc plenum?

Since plenums were mentioned, the Dream regulator has a 20CC plenum and comes in various styles like Notos or M18.

-- Matt

 

[Ezana4CE]

I now own 2 of these regulators.

Huben Power Airgun Regulator Airforce condor Regulator

Thank you Air Shootist for the video. Huben Power 50CC Cricket-MAX-ATH Regulator This regulator can be installed in most airguns which use standard airtank with thread M18x1.5. Listed below are some of the M18*1.5 airguns. （In fact, it is not limited to these models airguns.） AirForce...

shop.hubenpower.com

Very stable, zero drift, unlike most adjustable regulators.
50cc plenum, that is a 10% increase for a 500cc bottle, well, a regulated 50cc.
m18x1.5 on both ends so no adapter needed on unregulated rifles with m18 fitting.
Pricey, on sale for $179.00 plus $30 shipping.
About 1 week from order to delivery.
I'd rather put money in a top of the line regulator than a scope that, on an air rifle, is marginally better and hundreds more than the cheapo scopes.

Did i mention a really big 50cc plenum?

Since plenums were mentioned, the Dream regulator has a 20CC plenum and comes in various styles like Notos or M18.

-- Matt

@SpindleB How long have you been using your oldest Huben Power regulator?

 

[SpindleB]

I ordered my first Dream in November of last year. The first Max-ATH was in June.

 

[Rdj369]

I now own 2 of these regulators.

Huben Power Airgun Regulator Airforce condor Regulator

Thank you Air Shootist for the video. Huben Power 50CC Cricket-MAX-ATH Regulator This regulator can be installed in most airguns which use standard airtank with thread M18x1.5. Listed below are some of the M18*1.5 airguns. （In fact, it is not limited to these models airguns.） AirForce...

shop.hubenpower.com

Very stable, zero drift, unlike most adjustable regulators.
50cc plenum, that is a 10% increase for a 500cc bottle, well, a regulated 50cc.
m18x1.5 on both ends so no adapter needed on unregulated rifles with m18 fitting.
Pricey, on sale for $179.00 plus $30 shipping.
About 1 week from order to delivery.
I'd rather put money in a top of the line regulator than a scope that, on an air rifle, is marginally better and hundreds more than the cheapo scopes.

Did i mention a really big 50cc plenum?

Since plenums were mentioned, the Dream regulator has a 20CC plenum and comes in various styles like Notos or M18.

-- Matt

Thinking about one of these for a Niksan Ozark TW. Will it fit and how much length will it ad. Thanks

 

[SpindleB]

Thinking about one of these for a Niksan Ozark TW. Will it fit and how much length will it ad. Thanks

I have one on my Ozark TS with a 0.5L CF bottle. I had a 0.7L on there but moved it to a .30 gun.
I can't say for sure that it will work on a TW.
The bottles used on the Ozark are 60mm, the CF are usually 61.5.
You may have to add a little clearance in the stock, I doubt it but it is possible.
The MAX moves my CF bottle just past the support.

If the

 

[Sleestak]

Hey guys,

What's the secret for removal of the bottle thread cover on these things?

I thought there would be some instructions either in print or online, but not finding much out there. Surprised as well as this thing is packaged that there isn't more. I haven't scanned the QR code that came on the fancy authenticity card they sent w it yet. Maybe that's the golden ticket?

 

[SpindleB]

Hey guys,

What's the secret for removal of the bottle thread cover on these things?

I thought there would be some instructions either in print or online, but not finding much out there. Surprised as well as this thing is packaged that there isn't more. I haven't scanned the QR code that came on the fancy authenticity card they sent w it yet. Maybe that's the golden ticket?

If you mean the little testing tube that should just unscrew. Should only be hand tight.

Email Nick Scott at Huben Power.
[email protected]
He is quite helpful.
With the holiday and time difference he may be a little slow answering.

 

[Sleestak]

If you mean the little testing tube that should just unscrew. Should only be hand tight.

Email Nick Scott at Huben Power.
[email protected]
He is quite helpful.
With the holiday and time difference he may be a little slow answering.

I think so.

Maybe it's my lack of upper body strength, but it won't turn & is too smooth to get a good grip.

I'll try a lid gripper or something w a little tack & see what Huben says if I fail.

Thanks

 

[SpindleB]

Is there a notch on the end?
Usually get some pliers on that.

-- Matt

 

[Sleestak]

Is there a notch on the end?
Usually get some pliers on that.

-- Matt

This guy here:

Not sure if you can make out, but it's basically round w a chunk cut out.

Yeah, it looks like it takes a tool to get it moving, some kind of weird tool. Is there a name for this?

 

[SpindleB]

For me, sears robo grip (or Chinese knockoffs) work.

 

[Sleestak]

For me, sears robo grip (or Chinese knockoffs) work.

Since once it goes on a bottle it won't be used anymore I guess it doesn't matter if it get's dinged a bit.

...strange that they needed to put such a nice object on the regulator that's going to be removed and unused anyways

 

[SpindleB]

It is for setting the regulator.
You can't adjust once the bottle is on.
So you use that as the bottle.
You can drain it in seconds so making adjustment to the regulator is easy.

If you don't have a screw on test gauge you can do it on the gun. Just don't turn the adjustment more than 1/4 turn at a time.
I usually take a sharpie and draw a line on the screw head so I can keep track of where I am when adjusting.

You need a g1/2 to M18 Adapter for this but a lot easier than on the gun.

CO2 Filling Adapter Remote On/Off With 1.5k/3k/5kpi Gauge of Maker Coil Remote Hose,G1/2-14 Inlet Threads

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mrxSL4R

 

[Sleestak]

It is for setting the regulator.
You can't adjust once the bottle is on.
So you use that as the bottle.
You can drain it in seconds so making adjustment to the regulator is easy.

If you don't have a screw on test gauge you can do it on the gun. Just don't turn the adjustment more than 1/4 turn at a time.
I usually take a sharpie and draw a line on the screw head so I can keep track of where I am when adjusting.

You need a g1/2 to M18 Adapter for this but a lot easier than on the gun.

CO2 Filling Adapter Remote On/Off With 1.5k/3k/5kpi Gauge of Maker Coil Remote Hose,G1/2-14 Inlet Threads

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mrxSL4R

thanks mang

I just got the thing, so haven't really even begun to mess w it (other than not getting it apart)