remote control air regulator

[novamx3]

As a person who sells I-P/E-P regulators.. I would say you'd have a really tough time finding one that's COTS for less than $400. Typically $600-$900 so this is a moot point. Clippard makes one that is ~$60 but the flow is so low that it's, likely, not applicable.

The EPP4 (which is 1/2" ported so also not legal from that standpoint) is ~$900 list price.

[novamx3]

Originally Posted by novamx3

As a person who sells I-P/E-P regulators.. I would say you'd have a really tough time finding one that's COTS for less than $400. Typically $600-$900 so this is a moot point. Clippard makes one that is ~$60 but the flow is so low that it's, likely, not applicable.

The EPP4 (which is 1/2" ported so also not legal from that standpoint) is ~$900 list price.

Sorry, it's also available in 1/4"NPT, my mistake.

Also, I should say that their might be a product that has a retail price of $399.99 or less. But not one that I'm aware of.

[pmangels17]

If you're looking for a good solution, Team 358 solved this problem in 2012 mechanically. The details are on their website, but basically, from what I remember, they had a regulator set to 60 psi as a failsafe, and then attached a secondary regulator to a window motor (and I'm assuming some sort of sensor) to turn the knob and adjust the working pressure on their catapult.

[wireties]

Originally Posted by novamx3

Sorry, it's also available in 1/4"NPT, my mistake.

Also, I should say that their might be a product that has a retail price of $399.99 or less. But not one that I'm aware of.

Yeah, it was something in my inbox about them expanding the line that prompted me to look more closely. ~$400 is too rich for us anyways!

Thanks for the info!