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The lever doesn't seem to be low, but I will check it as well. If I barely touch the purge it purges.You all bring up good points. I will check the IP and see if it is in spec 138psi correct +or- 7psi. Is the gauge I attached sufficient?
Keep in mind a 2-3% error margin for the gauge…You all bring up good points. I will check the IP and see if it is in spec 138psi correct +or- 7psi. I will also make sure it's stable and doesn't creep up. Is the gauge I attached sufficient?
You all bring up good points. I will check the IP and see if it is in spec 138psi correct +or- 7psi. I will also make sure it's stable and doesn't creep up. Is the gauge I attached sufficient?
Borrowing from what I wrote elsewhere:[...]Is the gauge I attached sufficient?
11.0bar (160psi) is too close to your targeted working range of 9.0bar (130psi) to 10.0bar (145psi). In case you have a slight, or in unfortunate situations, not-so-slight, first-stage pressure creep, this gauge will likely be damaged.How about a 0-160 psi that has this accuracy?
- ASME B40.1 Grade A Accuracy Compliance ± 2-1-2 % of span
I was only planning on using it once really. Just to check to make sure it was ok to dive my last trip before it goes in for service. My local shop sends them out so I can’t just stop by and have them check it.