Audriusize Reg for AA S410… which way to turn knob to….
… decrease the BAR setting from 140 to 130 or less if I’m looking down at it, Clockwise or Counter- Clockwise?
Also, does it require a great deal of a turn to accomplish this or very small increments?
I just received mine in the mail today but it did not come with instructions and I’m planning to test it out this weekend if I can.
Thanks
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What you want to have is a wire or string to pull the reg out the front of the air tube. That way you can make adjustments with out stripping the rifle down.
DUH!!!! 😳 gotcha…
Just finished watching Audriusize’s videos on youtube and one of them shows him taking it apart.
What you want to have is a wire or string to pull the reg out the front of the air tube. That way you can make adjustments with out stripping the rifle down.
Yup… the hole on the other side is thread so that should help me remove it from the air cylinder withh the long bolt.
Nice looking item… 😯
5 minutes of arc, you mean you don’t have the 30 seconds of arc vernier attachment for regulators Voltar? 😆 There is a trick, you have to use a scope and the mildots to get the right angle of arc on the cap… 😕 😕 😆 😆
Right Reduces… Doesn’t quite rhyme like righty tighty… 😕 😆
5 minutes, 10 bar… So a 1/4 turn is 30bar? And a full rev is 120… 100 bar is 1500psi?
Dont forget as well that with the relatively low output pressure, you very well could stand to do a hammer spring swap.
I had a much lower output pressure on my Audrius reg and changed the hammer spring to a lighter one to further increase shot count.
I have my pressure on my other reg at 120bar that will go in another S400… I dont know that I’ll go as soft on the hammer spring, but definitely softer than stock.
Clean off the loctite and use teflon tape instead. Will allow you to adjust without fear of losing the setting.
Did not take picture but the other side is a hole that is threaded, looks that way… need to find a thin bolt… maybe that’s the ticket to removing it from the air tank.
Is it safe to unthread it all the way? I figure the knob is holding down springs? If I adjust it’ll be 5 to 10 minutes of a turn.
Look at an analogue clock. The difference between each hour (big hand) is 5 minutes, therefore = 1/12th of a revolution.
So I would assume at 10 bar per 5 minutes one full turn would have reduced pressure approx 120 bar.
ahhhhh bloody had me guessing. Must be how they do things in the Netherlands 🙂
one turn from full off to full on is pretty course adjustment eh?
So ROC, go slow. Put some marks on your reg body for reference.
Walt,
Look at an analogue clock. The difference between each hour (big hand) is 5 minutes, therefore = 1/12th of a revolution.
So I would assume at 10 bar per 5 minutes one full turn would have reduced pressure approx 120 bar.
Turn knob 5 minutes Counter-Clockwise to increase BAR by 10 and Clockwise 5 minutes to reduce by 10BAR.
He also warned that the threads have a bit of loc-tite so I need to be very careful when I adjust it.
so how far is five minutes? good grief what kind of help is that?
I would want to know how many bar/psi per turn then you/I can decide how much of a turn is required.
pressure gauge is good!
Now you need to make a tool to pull that reg out. tie a wire to it so you can pull it outwithout tearing the rifle down each adjustment.
Please report back what you discover.
Clean off the loctite and use teflon tape instead. Will allow you to adjust without fear of losing the setting.
Do you have a caliper? write down the measurement from the adjuster to the reg body in case you lose your position.
As you can see in the pic he has it maked with a notch in the knob and two dots on the body itself.
yes , thanks I see that. So when you adjust make full turns and see what you get.
Do you have a way of measuring the output pressure? does you gun have a pressure gauge?
Walter….
Yes the S410 has a pressure gauge….
Just got a reply e-mail from Vincent…
Turn knob 5 minutes Counter-Clockwise to increase BAR by 10 and Clockwise 5 minutes to reduce by 10BAR.
He also warned that the threads have a bit of loc-tite so I need to be very careful when I adjust it.
As you can see in the pic he has it maked with a notch in the knob and two dots on the body itself.
yes , thanks I see that. So when you adjust make full turns and see what you get.
Do you have a way of measuring the output pressure? does you gun have a pressure gauge?
Walter….
Thanks Walter,
As you can see in the pic he has it maked with a notch in the knob and two dots on the body itself.
If I got this right you should turn he adjuster in to reduce pressure. The adjuster appears to have the shutoff valve seat (brass piece) and so turning it in moves it closr to the spring pack meaning it will shutoff at a lower pressure.
Take note where it is now, and turn it in say a turn and test the pressure.
Contact Audrius he may know what his spring pack has for change per turn. Be a good number to know.
Be good to have a test fixture for it.
Keep us posted eh!
Walter….
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It’s killing me not to do it but I’m soooooo tempted to take the reg apart now that I’ve seen his vid.