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    Posted: 08 October 2006 at 11:47pm
would i be able to add a Gauge to my tippmann and if so where would i mount it??
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yeah you mean a regulator?

sure, into the asa

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What are you talking about Carl? A gauge and reg are completly different. Yes, you can attach a gauge there should be a hole in your bottomline asa than you can make by screwing out one of the "hex nuts". If you are useing c02, make sure you get a 0-1200 Gauge, 0-850's can easily break while useing C02. I use on on my gauge and I'lll show you a pic of it *NOTE* I am useing the Shocktech drop + ASA.. I'm not actually sure if the stock ASA has the whole that I used....it should though. Here is the pic I promised. And make sure you put teflon tape on the gauges threading when you screw it into the ASA




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Dont u 4get 2 put dat darn solenoid, in dat gauge buddy!
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Originally posted by Mr. Yum Yums Mr. Yum Yums wrote:

Dont u 4get 2 put dat darn solenoid, in dat gauge buddy!

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Guages are only helpful if they are installed after the second satge regulator (HPR: stabilizer for example) because it will tell you what pressure the gun is operating on. A guage on the ASA is only telling you what the output of the tank is, which is pretty much useless.

Generally, guages are not used in a C02 environment. 

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ic ic but i run a remote and just wanna see how much CO2 is left in my tank
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C02 is the same pressure until it is almost out.

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