Mastercool Digital Manifold/Analyzer

[beachtech]

I cant view it, send me a pm with the info, dont wanna get off topic on the thread.

well, it's his thread and he changed the subject... so ramble on

the d-tek select is my weapon of choice

iceman brings up a very good point, a good flashlight can help you find those oily spots real easily as well

[KLEINman]

well, it's his thread and he changed the subject... so ramble on

the d-tek select is my weapon of choice

iceman brings up a very good point, a good flashlight can help you find those oily spots real easily as well

LOL, oops failed to see that. Ive been told about for that before, i believe the person had beach in their name

[beachtech]

LOL, oops failed to see that. Ive been told about for that before, i believe the person had beach in their name

yup, it was me, but it wasn't the OP that changed the topic

i just try to respect peoples threads if i can. sometimes after the OP has gotten his answer and the thread side tracks, i will continue instead of making a useless thread about shop talk

[KLEINman]

yup, it was me, but it wasn't the OP that changed the topic

i just try to respect peoples threads if i can. sometimes after the OP has gotten his answer and the thread side tracks, i will continue instead of making a useless thread about shop talk

LOL, i hear ya, just bustin balls

[tgauger]

I'm looking for advice...been reading the threads regarding manifolds. I can totally relate to the problems with Digi-Cool units. What are the three (3) primary specifications to evaluate when looking to purchase. I am looking to purchase 8-10 new manifolds for my crews and have not had tremendous success with anything recently.

My crews, like most, work outdoors 98% of the time, are tough on equipment (accidental drops, wet, stored in truck storage boxes, hang in the van, etc)...nothing out of the ordinary.

What specs should I pay most attention to and what units do you suggest and why?

[KLEINman]

I'm looking for advice...been reading the threads regarding manifolds. I can totally relate to the problems with Digi-Cool units. What are the three (3) primary specifications to evaluate when looking to purchase. I am looking to purchase 8-10 new manifolds for my crews and have not had tremendous success with anything recently.

My crews, like most, work outdoors 98% of the time, are tough on equipment (accidental drops, wet, stored in truck storage boxes, hang in the van, etc)...nothing out of the ordinary.

What specs should I pay most attention to and what units do you suggest and why?

Idk if you are lookin for difital or analog, but imo its personal preference. I like a good set of two port gauges, i have a set of JB and love them. As for 4ports, i would buy the imperials, they are made well, i plan on purchasing a set in the next couple weeks. Yellow jacket is not bad either, the four port Brute 2 is heavy, but the titan is nice. I aslo have a set of NRP two ports. Ive used a lot of diff company gauges, it just all depends on the feel. Imo i could not bring myself to spend almost a grand on a set of gauges, but they are nice to have.

[Pascone10]

the 1600 dont have the button to change the update speed from 1 to 5 secs...

what is the default for these?

[tgauger]

Frankly...looking at digitals (the guys find them easier to read) as well as analog units.

Digital units seem to be a bit fragile for most environs...and I find most all anaologs are created equal unless someone can tell me differently.

[itsiceman]

the 1600 dont have the button to change the update speed from 1 to 5 secs...

what is the default for these?

1 second numbers and bar graph is 0.25 second

[itsiceman]

Frankly...looking at digitals (the guys find them easier to read) as well as analog units.

Digital units seem to be a bit fragile for most environs...and I find most all anaologs are created equal unless someone can tell me differently.

A Good Digital set is tougher in any environment

[fcs]

The Digi-Cool is about the best all round and they and get soaking and take a beating. I drop mine on the Concert from about 3 ft and not a scratch.

I never tried the Matercool but have'nt heard much good about them

[beachtech]

I'm looking for advice...been reading the threads regarding manifolds. I can totally relate to the problems with Digi-Cool units. What are the three (3) primary specifications to evaluate when looking to purchase. I am looking to purchase 8-10 new manifolds for my crews and have not had tremendous success with anything recently.

My crews, like most, work outdoors 98% of the time, are tough on equipment (accidental drops, wet, stored in truck storage boxes, hang in the van, etc)...nothing out of the ordinary.

What specs should I pay most attention to and what units do you suggest and why?

there aren't any problems with the digi-cool gauges

well, price if that's a problem. i paid for mine and am getting ready to pay again because they're that great.

[a\c don]

This is my latest rig.
1600 with a blue boot mounted on an Imperial 600 series manifold.