AI transmitter on stage cylinder?

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I still have an SPG that is always off by 50 bar. Perfectly usable in a pinch.
It’s funny, I’ve been using an old SP SPG on my stage reg for years, because it has a knurled ring and is very easy to ID by touch. But it also reads about 10% high when full, and tapers down to accurate at about 600 PSI. Recently I ended up replacing it so that a teammate could also read it and know more accurately what’s in the stage.

This is the beauty of SPGs, that decision cost me about $60.
 
Never put one on a stage bottle. I bump them around a bit more, and also want to keep them as streamlined as possible. I'm sure it would be fine though.
 
Only a button gauge on my deco bottles. Thought about maybe using a TX, but then if it needs to go to a team-mate there's no way for them to check/monitor.

I do have TX's on my CCR for O2 and Dil/out. I have the readings on the main screen on my backup computer. They're configured on my primary computer, but not visible on the main screen.
 

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