61. Huma-Air In-line External regulator. Tethered Shooting for Air Gunners.

[@rickervine]

Thanks for the knowledge.

[@kris2435]

Thanks for sharing

[@AirHeadArms]

Always enjoy your videos!

[@johndunn9663]

Very interesting video, the biggest advantage you can have is to connect it to an unregulated airgun, I use mine all the time from a Redwolf witch is electronically regulated to an early Hunstman witch is not for benchrest target shooting, well worth the money guys .

[@markhomer5704]

Like it ... interesting vid ..

[@calitravieso3973]

I think what you are looking for is a high pressure switch, this device can regulate two pressures, one high and one low. Both are configurable by the user, let's say you set the low to 180 bar and the high to 200 bar, connect the probe to the pcp and shoot, when the pressure of the pcp tank reaches 180 bar this valve allows air to pass from the auxiliary tank to the tank of your pcp and when it reaches 200 bar it closes the air passage. I am not an expert, but where I take my scuba to recharge I have seen how they regulate this device so as not to exceed the charge of the scuba.Sorry if I don't express myself well, English is not my language👃👃👍👍👍👍

[@kris2435]

Thanks for sharing. What about installing a second regulator in the tank, how is this done? I’ve got a lg110.

[@fencer39]

Hi, In another of your videos you talk about the sweet spot . I have a Hatsan pcp which has a fill pressure of 200 bar but at that pressure I get irregular accuracy, but when it drops to around 140 the groups tighten up nicely. Am I right in thinking if i was to fit a regulator tuned to about 140 bar this would make my rifle more accurate/consistant ? Thanks for the great vids !

[@airabilityuk]

I have no experience with that rifle. Sound like something worth investigating.

[@AirgunRegulatorHubenPower]

Thanks for sharing