stupid question, would like to know the answer

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  • BajaBoy
    Registered User
    • Jun 2002
    • 2158

    #1

    stupid question, would like to know the answer

    on the Apoc reg, if u look at it top down. The h-p fill nipple is on the bottum right and across id the h-p gauge. Then their is the L-p out put on the top Left and the gauge is on the right.

    are u getting me? ill atach a pic too.

    but my question is.. could i put both high and low gauges on the left?

    i know i didnt explain this well but maybe this will help..

    On the Flatline tank u can swap the gauges from side to side, can i do this with an Apoc?
    RT
    Ace'd Emag (sold)
    Xmag (sold)
  • BajaBoy
    Registered User
    • Jun 2002
    • 2158

    #2
    one thing i should have added.. is that im gunna be using Dye micro gauges to size wise they will fit
    RT
    Ace'd Emag (sold)
    Xmag (sold)

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    • Coaster
      Registered User
      • Apr 2002
      • 421

      #3
      what is that on the back left?

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      • BajaBoy
        Registered User
        • Jun 2002
        • 2158

        #4
        the fill nipple.. 4500psi "input"
        RT
        Ace'd Emag (sold)
        Xmag (sold)

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        • Coaster
          Registered User
          • Apr 2002
          • 421

          #5
          whoops, missed that on the picture My guess would be that it shouldn't be done, but call and ask an AA rep.

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          • wepu
            Registered User
            • Aug 2002
            • 18

            #6
            I recall seeing on the air america page that one of the features of the apoc is that it's ambidextrious, so you can flip the gauges any which way. I believe that the two holes closest to the tank are identical and before the regulator, and that the two other holes are identical and after the reg. Write air america a quick email, [email protected]. They're always helpful and pretty quick to answer.

            Just be extra careful not to aim any input/output or guages at anyone for the first fill or two.

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