I use it as a tire inflation regulator for my self-made "power tank", a simple 20lb CO2 canister from a welding shop and some fittings. It says "simple mode" and I'm sure it wears out quickly, but buck for buck with a fixed 150psi regulator that can operate air tools, inflate tires and (untested) probably reset the bead at least on my 32 inch tires. I can deflate my rig (265/75R16 where all four tires are connected with a Morrflate-style tube) in less than 5 minutes, including setup and teardown. Not that bad. I can buy six of these before reaching the cost of a power tank regulator to replace CO2 tanks. It will quickly fill all four tires with frost and the pressure gets a little unstable, jumping to 205psi during my testing. So make sure everything you have is 300psi safe like I did in the first place and you should be fine. The sketch factor is low enough for me. (Not an expert, just a chump with a suggestion. Don't take my advice.) Highly recommended for off-road vehicles.
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