Regulator at 140 bar
Hello members
I have brand new Matador long version in .25 cal
Talking to Keyser Soze, I need a pressure of 140 bar to be able to shoot King Heavy at desired 920 fps.
Since I do not have regulator tester and factory regulator is set to 130 bar, I need info how much I need to rotate the nut to get a 140 bar?
Or even better, measured the screw depth on regulator when it is set up at 140 bars
Thanks a lot
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Yeah they do, that is why I sell them. They work the same, it’s just the Huma are marked so you can adjust the bar setting easier.
Do people actually swap out an edgun regulator for one of them humas? i would think that would a be a step back..
Edgun regulators have always been simply great amazing :biggrinn:
To answer your question 30 degrees equal 10 bar move counter clockwise. I never measured the depth. Mark it where it sits so you can put it back if needed .
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I do not know what I got wrong, this is your message from November? 🙄
I know of this information from Ted, he talked about his recent video on you tube,so I’ll play around with the speed and decide what to chose.
I think you misunderstood me or I wasn’t clear. I have never been able to hit that kind of speed with a choked barrel on a matador. Without a choke it will do it at 140 BAR
I hung out with Ted Bier at shot. We had a serious airgun nerd fest. One of my take aways was he found the 34s to have the highest BC at 830 FPS. I know speed seems to be the most important thing on a rifle but it is not always the case. I suggest when tuning a gun to a pellet look for the highest BC not just the most velocity. You might have a barrel that will produce a great coefficient at high speed but unless you test it you’ll never know.
The BC will determine how much energy the projectile will carry.
I do have Huma regulator for the matador that will let you choose the BAR setting way cheaper than buying a regulator tester
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My Edgun Matador Short .25 has the best regulator out of any PCP I have ever owned.
The pictures above show a couple 10 shot strings to illustrate how well it works. But I also own an EDgun regulator tester of which I purchased from a pretty cool member here awhile back. Anyway I think Bryan is on to something here with the BC and various speeds for best accuracy/stability. Have you watched Keyser’s YouTube videos of the Matador.25 vs. Matador.22 ? Those videos really opened my eyes to how you can’t just assume the faster you shoot a pellet the better results you’ll get but that just simply isn’t the case. Oh and if you notice the difference in velocity between the two shot strings is because i lowered the Hammer spring tension during testing and so far the gun really likes either the factory setting of 130bar/930fps and 130bar/899fps