I've enjoyed the process, and I have had many people that want the conversion. I should at least sell a few!

Anything is possible

I have never worried about the larger bottle. Unless you are dropping the rifle, there will be no issues with strength at the fitting.

Any adapter/refillable tank has to be inline and fit under/in the removable section of the stock forend. My refillable bottle/tank does not change the balance of the rifle at all. The whole idea of this project is so you can swap back and forth between disposable bottles and refillable on the fly for an even more multi purpose rifle, otherwise there are other rifles you should be buying instead of the Komplete. The complete refillable tank solution (3rd option shown) does not require tethering, it is 100cc.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Unfortunately without more information it would be hard to help. That's 50BAR on the gauge? and does it leak back down to zero when left alone?

Thank you! Stay Tuned, I'll have updates every step of the way!

Hot swappable tanks would be a challenge with the current peirce probe design, but may be possible

@@InspirePrecision The hatsan jet has that feature pretty cool but each tank is 100 bucks

sounds good to me!

Yes, I supposed I had a small part to play in its developement with Huben Power. They will be sending me one soon for testing and evaluation. When I have it in hand I will be releasing a video review. It does look good for sure!

@ I’m so looking forward to that, truly the Zelos looks like it might be my next upgrade from my current notos(also with a Huben reg and the 420cc bottle, it’s easily getting me around 180 shots) or I was also considering a Reximex Throne Gen 2 but the Zelos looks amazing and from a bunch of reviews I’ve seen it’s great and someone else told me out the box it’s more powerful and accurate than the Reximex

@@cesarvarela5438 I'd take the Zelos and make the upgrades IMO.

@ yeah that’s what I’m considering the most as well

I'm sure we can find a way to ship to Mexico.

@InspirePrecision will source a 4.5 one. I've being really stubborn a out a 4.5 option in my PCP collection :)

You're welcome! Yes, The standard 3-18x Starstrike has a 2x magnifying lens on the objective. It can be removed for a resulting magnification of 1.5-9x.

@@InspirePrecision Sweet! Glad I stumbled across this product. I've heard that Oneleaf's doesn't function well as both with the clip-on and without (eye relief better at one or the other). Their other products are getting a little over the top for my needs. Also, Goyojo MS32 was kinda cool, but not with a rear cover. Peace.

Certainly, email [Redacted] and we can further discuss.

Thank you!

The Komplete is internally regulated and my testing shows great consistency with spreads of only 10fps until off regulator. This means there is no need for an additional regulator. The Notos just happens to be regulated inside the actual tank/cylinder itself and not in the breech or action of the rifle like the Komplete.

Glenn check the tracking number you were sent on FB, but note that shipments have been delayed all over the US due to weather.

I keep saying soon, but yes, they will be available. The fittings are in production at a CNC shop as we speak.

The velocity will vary depending on the pellet you are using. Any manufacturer will test with light pellets to increase the fps they can put on the box.

Yes, yours should have the newest firmware already installed.

The AEA will have a lot more power, the SL is a nice rifle, but low powered for the cost.

Not easily without custom parts. Watch my video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roPEdGSNmpqgjsU where I go over my prototype refillable design. I hope to have the notos tank adapters out in about a month, the parts are at the machine shop right now. After that I'll have complete refillable tanks out. Stay tuned, I'll have videos for all the announcements.

Adapter at the machine shop right now, maybe 2-3 weeks?

@InspirePrecision Thank you, I look forward to it.

I prefer the raider to the chief II, but it has less power and is louder. The raider just feels better in my hand as I was never a fan of the synthetic stock chief II I have.

Glad you enjoyed it!

I purchased the high flow model as I am also using it for high fpe 30cal rifles.

more like bad quality pellets as mentioned, I use that scope on many different rifles

I have a Huben regulator I just put on a Blitz, and I was thinking of the Zelos as I was installing it. An option for sure!

@ it would be awesome seeing more of those mods

@@cesarvarela5438 I'll be doing a video on the Blitz regulator for sure!

@ I’ll be looking forward to that

Yes, a big down side for sure. I'll have the adapters for those with Notos tanks hopefully by the end of January, and complete conversions about a month after. Both will have gauges and will make a good rifle even better.

@@InspirePrecision Damn you. I didn't know you were planning on producing the tanks. I've got no excuse now.😉

The regulator on this is a pain because it requires the rifle to be degassed for adjusting both up and down. Otherwise it is the same process as any other regulator. Unscrew in small increments to increase pressure.

Thanks Nibs! Lots planned!

By the "cleaning rod" method I have been able to measure 1:20.

@@InspirePrecision Thank you for the info. I’ve been getting 938 fps out of the Hades 26.54 gr pretty accurately.

these are 10.2mm x 0.8mm orings, I buy on aliexpress, but a search may turn them up elsewhere

I'm in the process of working on a production-ready version. Stay tuned!

I’m very interested in how you adapted the Notos cylinder to connect to the Komplete.

Basically a custom made fitting I whipped up in my shop. I will have production CNC fittings (to use your own notos cylinder) available soon as I just got the quote back from a local shop. The Komplete is internally regulated. I haven't taken one apart to see if it can be adjusted. As soon as I find cylinders, I'll be offering those with the adapter too. Stay Tuned!

@@InspirePrecision I see that most refillable cylinders have a resealable ball vale that when screwed into the guns threaded port seals and pushes opens the ball valve. I’m surprised that all that I need is a cylinder with the same fitting as the Nitroair cylinder with a ball valve seal.

@mikeglancy7451 the way the mechanics work with the Komplete is a bit different, as the place where a pin valve on a tank would move to seal and release is actually a small puncture probe that cannot be blocked. This puncture probe pierces the thick foil of the nitroair disposable tank. For now any of my tanks or retrofits will not be removable under pressure because of this.