It seems to work fine. I manually powered them several times before making my first attempt at calibrating them. When you have the tire set to the desired pressure, turn it 1/8 after the hiss is closed. They seem to be more accurate above 15 pounds than below. Under 15lbs you have to watch out for the hiss - it starts out loud, then fades a bit and then becomes barely audible - once it's barely audible remove the deflator and check the pressure, you're probably where you need to be . They're not perfect, but they're not $90 either.
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