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Topic: LPK and Response TRigger
Posted By: elrono
Subject: LPK and Response TRigger
Date Posted: 25 August 2005 at 11:18pm

I was going to buy a response trigger kit for my A-5 but the guy who sales told me that the presure varyes a lot, and he would`nt let me play in his field If I assisted with this Upgrade.

Is this True?

If I buy a LPK, would that solve the problem he talks about? (Ofcourse in case of being true)

 

thanks




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Posted By: SuzukiRider987
Date Posted: 25 August 2005 at 11:21pm
That's pretty wierd. I don't think the r/t would make your pressure vary any more than if you didn't have one.

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Posted By: Halo
Date Posted: 26 August 2005 at 12:45am
What?!?!?   That sounds like a bit of BS to me. I use an RT and have not noticed any major difference in shot to shot velocity. There is the normal differences if you are using co2 and no expansion chamber or reg.

Options to appease the dork at your field. Get a HPA air tank. high pressure output. No real need to go with the low pressure kit. This route will take care of any velocity problems.

Option two is to stay CO2 and get a Palmer Stabilizer. This will also take care of most of your velocity flucuations. This is the cheapest route, and works well.

Then option three is getting a low pressure kit. But that is the most expensive route. The price of a HPA tank with low presure out put, then the LPK, and then the secondary reg (Palmers Stabilizer works good).

Personally, I would look for another field to play. Not sure I would want to be on a field run by a dim wit.



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Posted By: elrono
Date Posted: 26 August 2005 at 2:33pm
thank you guys
Thank you guys


Posted By: Giblin
Date Posted: 26 August 2005 at 2:48pm
Originally posted by Halo Halo wrote:

What?!?!?   That sounds like a bit of BS to me. I use an RT
and have not noticed any major difference in shot to shot velocity. There
is the normal differences if you are using co2 and no expansion chamber
or reg.

Options to appease the dork at your field. Get a HPA air tank. high
pressure output. No real need to go with the low pressure kit. This route
will take care of any velocity problems.

Option two is to stay CO2 and get a Palmer Stabilizer. This will also take
care of most of your velocity flucuations. This is the cheapest route, and
works well.

Then option three is getting a low pressure kit. But that is the most
expensive route. The price of a HPA tank with low presure out put, then
the LPK, and then the secondary reg (Palmers Stabilizer works good).

Personally, I would look for another field to play. Not sure I would want
to be on a field run by a dim wit.



What he said


Posted By: rossy11223
Date Posted: 26 August 2005 at 4:38pm
Why does everyone think you need HPA to run a LPK? You can use co2. It wouldn't be worth it but you can.


Posted By: JediJak
Date Posted: 26 August 2005 at 4:42pm

Originally posted by rossy11223 rossy11223 wrote:

Why does everyone think you need HPA to run a LPK? You can use co2. It wouldn't be worth it but you can.

thats not what theyre talking about rossy read the posts



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Posted By: rossy11223
Date Posted: 26 August 2005 at 4:47pm
Originally posted by Halo Halo wrote:



Then option three is getting a low pressure kit. But that is the most expensive route. The price of a HPA tank with low presure out put, then the LPK, and then the secondary reg (Palmers Stabilizer works good).





Posted By: Halo
Date Posted: 27 August 2005 at 12:39am
Why use CO2 with a LPK? Not saying you cant run it off CO2, even thou I have never heard anyone doing that.

No offense meant.

I am not wasting $119 for an LPK and another $50 to $90 for a secondary reg to run CO2. Like Larry the Cable Guy says, "It's like wipping before you poop, it just dont make since."



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CDPaintbal.com
One of the oldest running scenario fields in the southeast.



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