Does anyone uses Bravo Pressure gauge for testing Sevylor colorado pressure?
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I would double check on that pressure gauge because the newer Colorado's do not have Boston valves. If it is the one that I looked up on Amazon, judging by the pictures, it does not seem to have the right adapters for the newer valves and seems to be set up for Boston Valves.
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Yes, and it works just .....great! You may have to figure out your set point after you meet your PSI; but that is simple and seems to work for all the cooking I have completed!! GREAT PRODUCT....I RECOMMEND IT TO ALL!!!!
756229
Yes, I have one and tried the manual inflation and it worked very well. However. Have not spent the extra bucks to try the Co2.
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I use two of these gauges to measure the pressure drop across my whole house water filter. This is the water source from which my family and I drink and cook. Perfect for use in a home brew setup. The glycerin filled section of the gauge is separated from the source of the pressure (e.g. air/water/wort) the gauge measures. It won't get glycerin in your brew.
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Similar! But accuracy/procedure different. One is infrared, kitchen temp,accurate is best attained by probe/gauge/ dial, the B&D leak detector? I have a $2,500.00 so called state of the art, professional contractors tool! And the B&D does almost as precision results! In closing, very good tool. Only down side/con: I attached a lanyard on the heel of its handle, long enough to hang around neck.or belt clip As this review just came in, I'm using it right now at customers home. Being in business 51 years this is 5* J.R. Massachusetts
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I would like to answer your question, but Amazon did not forward it to me. I can only say that I have had good success with my purchase of the Dusiec Diamond Tester. It performs simple tests on diamonds and has proven accurate each time.
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No, it is only used to measure leakage in each cylinder, an OTC compression gauge is useful as another testing tool.
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I only use this gauge on a standard 20 lb. tank. It is simply the cheapest and easiest way of gauging the amount of propane still in the tank. You might have more luck with the strip that you paste on to the tank, which measures the tank temperature and indicates the fullness.
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I would get a 0-30 psi gauge. It would be more accurate for a low pressure reading.
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A big problem is that one has no idea what the temperature and pressure actually is. There is no read out of either. You have to take is on faith and that is not worth the risk. Get a GoWISE it has a real time pressure readout.
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You are looking at the wrong tool this tool is used for measuring pressure in inches water column only. It does not send it only reads pressures
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It works by measuring the pressure in the tank- the higher the pressure, the fuller it is- and the gauge is calibrated accordingly. It's fairly inaccurate due to changes in temperature, but it gives a ballpark estimate on how much fuel is left. I like mine, although a scale would be more accurate.
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The unit is still in for repair. The tank pressure gauge didn't work when I first pulled it out of the box. I would be very interested to see if I get an after market replacement gauge when I get it back.
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Gauges like that are standardized at a pressure reading at room temperature. Trying to get a temperature from the hot water tank will guarantee inaccurate readings.
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I purchased this for my daughter, and she has not said anything about missing the pressure gauge. I suggest you check wthe manufacturer.
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as far as I understood when I ordered it, it was calibrated, however the manufacturer listed that it works best toward the middle of the range of pressure 20-40psi as the gage loses a little accuracy at the extremes, as happens with all gages, thats why the make high pressure, and low pressure gages from what I understand. Hope this helps, thanks
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I believe this is ok for such gauges. I am using another model but for co2 injection in aquariums and I get max 60 psi. But I am sure you don't need such pressure if you use it for beer only. Thus I believe your gauge is ok