Lane Regulators - FAQ14 - BAD Regulator Modifications.

[@transsimracer5003]

incredibly informative video, the marine engine with an aero prop did make me smile,,,

[@Erasmuspipebagger1]

I love the 'plain English' explanation of bad mods and what can be done to regs.

[@brunogermano1065]

Great video. I'm learning a lot. Thank you.

[@redgum1340]

Robert, you mention the springs being very strong. What size is the one you've shown in this video? What is the OD, the ID and the length? Would appreciate an answer please, mate. cheers.

[@robertlanedesign]

Everybody's - Regulators are made from Aluminium (Which is a Metal & comes in different grades of hardness etc. - i.e. Car engines & planes = Aluminium) with the exception of BSA.

[@Jason-Smith1]

can these regulators be adjusted by the owner to change the pressure?

[@KAOSRIFLE]

Yes: They can be bought from 10bar to 210bar and adjusted by the owner, why not go to the Manuals section on LaneRegulators.com or his AirgunRegulators page on Face Book.

[@Jason-Smith1]

Great! I will do that. Thank you. Also, 210 bar is a little low. I think my .25 might need up to 230?

[@Miloair2013]

Is your regular body made from metal or aluminum?thanks

[@nathoibarcenas4636]

which is a better regulator air vented or non vented?thats in terms of performance and durability.

[@robertlanedesign]

Vented - If you research 'MOST PCP' or to be honest most regulators, gas, liquid, vehicle engine etc. have venting.

[@gliping1]

not everybody makes regulators from alloy our reg body is brass and work perfectly one of our guns came in for service it was 14 years old the reg was still working and i could not measure any wear at all by the way we make air guns as a living so i know what im talking about

[@robertlanedesign]

We make bodies of steel, SS, lots of customs in Brass, Titanium etc. It doesn't matter, I have never said it has to be Alloy, you can see them in different materials.