JH-APT100 Pressure Transducer: Is it any good?

[@suntoritime]

Brilliant. I bought a JH-APT100 over the summer and immediately destroyed the crappy rubber hose it came with. I was so frustrated to find that the quick fitting matched nothing I've ever seen before. Luckily, I discovered that the el cheapo Pittsburgh Pro compression tester at HF has similar fittings so I was able to use the hose from that. Can't wait to get mine set up like yours, now that I know it's possible. Much appreciated, man!

[@ricksheppard31]

Very helpful and appreciated 👍

[@DJ-tn7vj]

I see you finally got around to get those batteries 🤣

[@fegmihamedlafi5051]

Hi good video! Can you post the formula for pico ? Thanks!

[@kpfalconi]

Great video. You should do a head to head comparison with the WPS500X from pico. Would be curious to see how they compare.

[@shotgundiagnostics]

Currently I don’t own the wps500. However I have used one. My experience has been that the wps500 holds zero and equalizes to zero more consistently and easily. The accessories that come with it are also far superior. But, it’s also 3 to 5 times the price…

[@advancedleveldiagnostics]

Good info, Thanks!

[@scottjhicks]

I will be curious to see how well those Aluminum high flow connectors hold up. The last shop I was at had those and if you left something connected for an extended length of time they would wear out much quicker. I would look for the steel ones if possible.

[@shotgundiagnostics]

Good advice. I’m still scouting for other high flow ones that I like better but for now these should be ok!

[@scottjhicks]

@@shotgundiagnostics and to be fair, the air fitting that goes on the tool, we’re the part that wore out rather quickly and made it more difficult to disconnect. The end that you are using would take longer before they would start showing issues.

[@severgonzalez7058]

Jh-apt-100 reverse engineering friends please