tank regulator

I'm sure Crossfire could hook you up if you contacted them.

You are talking about the actual TANK REG right? Like you have the bottle but no reg for it?

Edited by hybrid-sniper - 12 July 2006 at 1:52pm

do you mean this? http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://thumbs.ebaysta tic.com/pict/72318464738080_0.jpg&imgrefurl=http://sport ing-goods.listings.ebay.com/Air-Systems-Accessories_N2-Tanks -Accessories_W0QQflocZ1QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ2QQsacatZ36287QQsaslcZ 2QQsocmdZListingItemList&h=60&w=80&sz=2&hl=e n&start=4&tbnid=U6VSHA1taBNnxM:&tbnh=56&tbnw =74&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dpaintball%2Bmini%2Bmax%2Bflow%26s vnum%3D10%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D

this has a micro line in it. how would i attach this to my gun/tank?

tippya5extreme

Guerilla Air makes some regs.

Pumpker'd; (V.) When a pump player runs up and shoots you at point blank range because you thought 20bps made you good.

tippya5extreme wrote:

sinisterNorth wrote:

Guerilla Air makes some regs.

i found one here:

http://guerrillaair.com/store/index.php?cPath=23&osCsid= 6831ffe4ce37eab8903a7ba03c4780af

whats the diffrence between high pressure and low pressure regs?

i have a 3000psi 72cu tank. i operate at 325psi. if i get one, how would i go about taking off my tank screw. (the top piece)

Tippya5,

You have been here long enough now to post, at this point, 377 messages to the forums, and you have not learned how to do a search yet?

All the HPA tanks contain High Pressure Air. It is regulated down to marker operating pressures by the regulator, called a primary regulator, located in the valve mechanism on the neck if the bottle. There are two standard bottles available, a high pressure output and a low pressure output. High pressure reg output is ~850 psi. Low pressure output is about 400 psi. (there are also tanks that have adjustable regulators on them).

If your marker is operating at 325 psi then you must be using a secondary regulator to control gas pressure before it enters the marker. If you have a secondary regulator then you can probably use either a high or low output tank.

There are also high and low pressure secondary regulators. A high pressure secondary regulator regulates from 0 to ~1000 psi (and higher in some cases). So it can adjusted and used on markers that are considered either high pressure or low pressure, or anywhere in between.

A low pressure secondary regulator has a typical adjustment range of 0 psi to about 400 psi. If you are running a marker that operates on low pressure, a low pressure output secondary regulator will give just a tad more uniformity shot to shot that a high pressure output reg adjusted down to the low pressure level. But, either will work.

what do I need? ^^^^^^^^^

tippya5extreme

Take it to your shop to get it done. Seriously. Do not mess around with tank valves unless you know exactly what you are doing.

I had my local shop install a Conquest reg (sex on wheels) that I bought from another store, and they put it on with no fuss. Business is business.

What tank reg do you have now?

Edited by hybrid-sniper - 12 July 2006 at 11:39pm

Same thing as on that tank?

That would be a reg. Without it your gun would get 3000 psi. HPA tanks aren't like C02 tanks where it's just a valve: HPA tanks have regs by design.

It's a preset reg, meaning you can't adjust it. Your output is 800-850 psi.