Just knocked out a review on the Huma externally adjustable inline regulator! Hope you all enjoy!
https://youtu.be/4xTSfy9rRss
https://youtu.be/4xTSfy9rRss
Huma Externally Adjustable Inline Regulator
- Thread starter Tominco
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Thanks for posting this great video.
I am using this Huma externally adjustable regulator - for a while - for tethering to my Impact MK2 PP at BR.
I am mounting every time - to a DIN output on my scba tank (not inline with two microbore hoses) and storing in my gun case when not used.
I set my @185 bars and that acting as a pre-regulator for my MK2 which reg is set (currently) @ 143 bars. This is removing a stress on a single reg in the gun (180ish bars vs 250 bar).
I like this Huma product, it is precise, and the only maintenance needs is to keep it clean and lube the o-ring occasionally.
At the time when I was researching the external adjustable regulators the other option was the Altaros (pretty much functions inline attached to a mb hose as your setup in the video), I picked this one that attaches to a tank directly. The Ninja reg was just way too pricey in contrast to a quality what I could get or needed.
I am using this Huma externally adjustable regulator - for a while - for tethering to my Impact MK2 PP at BR.
I am mounting every time - to a DIN output on my scba tank (not inline with two microbore hoses) and storing in my gun case when not used.
I set my @185 bars and that acting as a pre-regulator for my MK2 which reg is set (currently) @ 143 bars. This is removing a stress on a single reg in the gun (180ish bars vs 250 bar).
I like this Huma product, it is precise, and the only maintenance needs is to keep it clean and lube the o-ring occasionally.
At the time when I was researching the external adjustable regulators the other option was the Altaros (pretty much functions inline attached to a mb hose as your setup in the video), I picked this one that attaches to a tank directly. The Ninja reg was just way too pricey in contrast to a quality what I could get or needed.
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It is a great tool when trying different pressures, before taking a internal reg out and adjust it. In my testing on a taipan veteran, the gun seems to shoot the same when setting the reg in the gun, with same pressure as the external one. One just have to make sure the internal reg is set higher, when testing, so the lower pressure can sip through it.
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I don't know your gun, but in my case I am just helping the internal reg with a consistent input, acting as a pre-Reg?
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I have the externally adjustable regulator and use it mostly for unregulated big bores when bench shooting connected direct to a SCBA tank CGA connection. As mentioned in the video it is expensive but works well and makes filling guns safer.
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