can somebody help me?

yes

Yup.

ritzblitz wrote: Quit making so many threads.

he's just asking questions calm down.

if u cant say something nice dont say any thing at all

i think he is just trying to up his posts, but the question may benefit him or someone else so be nice

or atleast somewhat

tipy98c wrote: if u cant say something nice dont say any thing at all

To whom are you speaking? Is a suggestion that you do a little homework (research) such an anathema to you that you think you have been "disrespected?"

My suggestion that you read the plethora of posts in these forums was not intended to get you out of our collective hair. My intent was to have you develop a basic tool set to better understand this piece of paintball machinery about which you seem to know little.

By asking questions that have been asked and answered ad infinitum you may find that those most qualified to answer tire of re-composing  the answer again (particularly when the previous discussion still exists on the forum lists.) thus denying yourself the true depth of the group.

Also my suggestion was that you use you own intuitive powers to draw conclusions from available information. And, to also help evolve your questions to a more insightful level specifically targeting the facts you need.

Now, down to brass tacks, the output of a CO2 cylinder is approximately 800-850 psi. HPA cylinders contain a regulator in the tank's neck valve that regulates the tank pressure of 3000, 4500 or 5000 psi down to an output pressure of about 850 psi or less. Reading posts to the forums would have allowed you to glean that information from which you could deduce the fact that the remote coil would be suitable for either. This knowledge gained would be useful to you in the future, overall much more helpful than the common "yeah, it'll work" answer.

tipy98c wrote: well soooory

LOL! Your loss!

Edited by Bruce A. Frank

tipy98c wrote:  You know what, you're a jerk! You know that!!!!!!!!!!!!  idiot

Temper, temper!

Edited by Bruce A. Frank

Not to get involved in the flamery but, if you're new enough to ask this question, then you need to know the following:

If your tank is of the ASA screw-in variety, then it has a max output of around 850 PSI or less.

HPA(N2) tanks that do not have an ASA connector, can have a variable output which may (depending on the make and model of the tank) have a max output of a over 1,000PSI, while some remote systems are only rated to 900PSI.

That being said, to be safe, you need to ensure that your tank's output pressure is lower than your remote line's "Working Pressure" Not "Max Pressure" because a hose continuously running at max pressure will fail eventually.

With most reputable screw-in systems and remotes, this isn't a cause for concern.