remote setup

i just had a thought. ok you have your tank valve that you screw the tank into. then you have your remote kit if you want to use it. i had a thought of hooking up a remote kit fitting into your gun air line.

you would put a remote fitting on the bottom of the asa (the kind on compressed air tanks - air can get in but not out)

if you wanted to use your remote, you cold just attach it insted of getting the adapter to screw in. or you could use 2 tanks at once.

 

 

i just thought of this so i dont know if it is going to work. twll me what you think

try again

o sorry - i thought it went under thoughts and opinions. it was a thought so....yeah it could go there to.

do you think it would work? and whats your thoughts

I think it would work pretty well for the 2-tank idea, but if you're gonna use one or the other, it's probably easier to just have a normal ASA and then a remote line that screws into that.

It's a fitting you put on the remote asa... that had two connectors on it. He had a backpack with two tanks that ran his gun..

I believe when I saw this inovation the guy was just using 2 20oz CO2 tanks to you'll have to check on that. It'd probably be to much PSI...

tippya5extreme wrote: you could always use 2 3000psi tanks with remotes hooked up to the asa and have on/off switches on them so you can switch back and forth between tanks   also on my idea...if i use 1 tank and hook it to the bottom of the asa...will the air just come out of the regular screw in valve?

The first thing you said is true. That would be a way to do it without blowing a line. For the second thing you said... I'm guessing you mean if you use just the remote hook up and not the regular ASA will the air leak?

Yes it will. But an option for that it getting an On/Off and screwing it into your ASA and turning it off so only the remote air will acess the gun and will not leak out the back.

tippya5extreme wrote: the time you do that you could just screw in the remote line into the asa.... i was trying to attached a remote fitting on the gun so if i want to use a remote all i had to do is click it in.

After that I kinda just lost the point of the thread?

Well the air would leak out the back unless you had something to screw in and block the leak...

All I can think of is a On/Off adapter.. You could just keep it screwed into your ASA... Use it with your tank when you don't use the remote.