Palmer Stabilizer or Nitro

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   I was just wondering that seen as I live in Canada and it gets pretty cold if I was better of getting a Palmer Stabilizer or saving up for a Nitro Tank. Btw I have a 98C with a Dead-on X-core X-chamber for now which seems to be working fine. But when it gets colder it seems to let me down once in a while. So palmer stab? or save fort nitro?

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FoRenSiC Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Member Joined: 28 July 2005 Status: Offline Points: 181	Post Options Post Reply Quote FoRenSiC Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Palmer Stabilizer or Nitro Posted: 29 July 2006 at 12:09am
	I was just wondering that seen as I live in Canada and it gets pretty cold if I was better of getting a Palmer Stabilizer or saving up for a Nitro Tank. Btw I have a 98C with a Dead-on X-core X-chamber for now which seems to be working fine. But when it gets colder it seems to let me down once in a while. So palmer stab? or save fort nitro?

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	If you can save enough for a decent sized tank (48/45, 68/45) then go HPA. If not, go with the palmers.
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	No such thing as a 48/4500. Only 45/4500. Sheesh, noobs these days....

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	and you have to make sure that the place you get fills from can do 4500 fills if thats what you r goin to get
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FoRenSiC Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Member Joined: 28 July 2005 Status: Offline Points: 181	Post Options Post Reply Quote FoRenSiC Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 29 July 2006 at 11:52am
	Ok then Ill save for HPA thanks. Also Ill check out if the place close to me fills HPA.

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	If you can get 4500 fills nearby, I recommend skipping the regulator and just go HPA, you'll see a great improvement over CO2.
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	A good HPA tank will have a consistant reg built in. The bigger you can get, the better.
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