worth the cash?? not sure wether to invest or not?? getting it instead of a chrono
let me hear ur thoughts thanxs
posted this in wrong thread lol
let me hear ur thoughts thanxs
posted this in wrong thread lol
dye hyper 3 reg tester
- Thread starter mwes1987
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well i was thinking if ive got the reg set up perfect then it should be shooting at the right fps. wishful thinking??
I would say a reg tester is essential for NT's but can be useful to check any gun that is running a hyper 3.
As Lump said:
This is completely different.
A reg tester is nearly mandatory if you have a NT (2010 or 2011)
Usefull if you have another marker with a hyper3.
But please note you still NEED a chronograph to check you aren't over 300fps.
Barrel, paint, weather, and lot of other things than the marker settings will change the velocity.
This is completely different.
A reg tester is nearly mandatory if you have a NT (2010 or 2011)
Usefull if you have another marker with a hyper3.
But please note you still NEED a chronograph to check you aren't over 300fps.
Barrel, paint, weather, and lot of other things than the marker settings will change the velocity.
the reg tester definatelly comes in handy if you are regulay stripping guns (nt's esspecially) and re assembling, basicaly lets you tune the reg enough for it to dry fire properly then doing the velocity tuning at a chrono
the best way to use it is to chrono the gun to around 290/300 fps, then test the pressure of the reg and make a note of the reading on the guage, hopefully after that when you set the reg to that pressure then the velocity should be about the same (if the gun has no problems)
so if you tech lots of dye guns and don't have the space or abbility to chrono before you get to the field, then yes
but if you have the option of a chrono then go for that as it will tell you alot more about how your gun is working than a reg tester can
hope this helps
Ryan, team domination
the best way to use it is to chrono the gun to around 290/300 fps, then test the pressure of the reg and make a note of the reading on the guage, hopefully after that when you set the reg to that pressure then the velocity should be about the same (if the gun has no problems)
so if you tech lots of dye guns and don't have the space or abbility to chrono before you get to the field, then yes
but if you have the option of a chrono then go for that as it will tell you alot more about how your gun is working than a reg tester can
hope this helps
Ryan, team domination