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Yours should be. The OLED version of the Profec is only specific with warning and start boost. The boost , set and gain functions are all percentages. For example 9psi

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Old 05-13-2017, 03:03 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Yours should be. The OLED version of the Profec is only specific with warning and start boost. The boost , set and gain functions are all percentages. For example 9psi is 24% with a 7lb spring. And all that isn't even bring up the scramble function. But once low boost is set it's easy to make adjustments for high boost by starting with the low settings and working up. The pain in the butt is setting gain to prevent drop-off.
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