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    Posted: 24 March 2008 at 1:26pm

Can anyone recomend a good brand of remote? Also what is a remote with a slide check? I am using an A5 with an e-grip and a 16" opsgear M4 barrel, and I have a Pure Energy 20 oz bottle.
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Originally posted by Wikipedia Wikipedia wrote:

A slide check is a valve used in pressurized systems that lets air out ahead of it (the destination) while keeping pressure intact from behind it (the source). Slide checks are commonly used in paintball, mostly in remote propulsion setups, to cut air off from the gun while keeping the remote pressurized. Slide checks are also useful when working with high pressure systems, such as hydro testing or audible air or CO2 leaks as you can rapidly apply pressure and release it without the frighting "pow" or projection of hoses with QD male {quick disconnect} fittings causeing a dangerous hose whip motion



A few friends of mine have 32* remotes and they seem to work fine.
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Pmi,  32 degrees,  I use PMI.  $35 or $40 most places. Both are great.
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Thanks for the info. Does anybody know if Pure Energy is a good brand? I can get a delux Pure Energy remote with slide check and "bleed" for $59.99.
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Wow thats a rip off. YOu can get remotes for alot cheaper other places.

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go to www.paintballdiscounters.com  they have one for much less that is very good.
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Oh ya sorry that in Canadian dollars, everything dost more in Canada even with our high dollar! Check out the prices at www.tacticalpaintball.ca and you'll see what I mean. It cost me $65 for my JT proshield.
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My personal experience with slide check remotes is that it's always the first thing to fail...  O-ring, snap ring, something will go at the most inopportune time.  I use a remote, but one without a slide check.  I've had 4 slide check remotes, and only one without.  Take that at face value...

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you have to keep the slide check VERY well oiled.  It is the one draw back to them but as long as you do your orings should be just fine.
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I guess the first one I will get will be without a slide check. Thanks for all the help.
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I recomend getting the slide check honestly.  As long as you keep it oiled it is fine.  It allows you to ungas your marker in between rounds without turning off the air source completely. 
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How often would I havwe to oil the o-ring?
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I do it once before play and once after.  Thats it.  Sometimes not even that much.  You dont want it to gunk up just one drop goes along way.
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Do you use regular marker oil or something special for the o-rings?
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nope just regular marker oil.  Thats all i use on anything on my markers.
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