About the Tippmann Custom 98 pro HELP!!
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Topic: About the Tippmann Custom 98 pro HELP!!
Posted By: Snap_shot
Subject: About the Tippmann Custom 98 pro HELP!!
Date Posted: 20 May 2007 at 12:44am
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I will be getting this gun soon but i needed to know something. Can I use nitrogen and co2 and switch between both of them? Please help me thanks  |
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Posted By: GI JOES SON
Date Posted: 20 May 2007 at 12:45am
| yes, so longs the nitro tank is a high pressure tank |
Posted By: Snap_shot
Date Posted: 20 May 2007 at 1:08am
| 4500? |
Posted By: GI JOES SON
Date Posted: 20 May 2007 at 1:18am
| honestly, im not 100% sure how the numbers play into it, something with the number of shots. the only way i knew the tank i bought was high pressure (HP) is it said it in the description |
Posted By: Snake6
Date Posted: 20 May 2007 at 1:27am
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High or Low pressure refers to the tank output. High output tanks have an output pressure of ~800 psi. Low pressure tanks have an output pressure of ~400 psi.
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Posted By: Snap_shot
Date Posted: 20 May 2007 at 2:04am
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Ok I have a few more questions XD 1. So what happens if I use low pressure? 2. and your sure i can alternate between Co2 and nitro without it messing anything up. thanks guys. |
Posted By: Bruce A. Frank
Date Posted: 20 May 2007 at 3:29am
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1. A low pressure output tank may/will not provide enough pressure to make the marker function...unless you have installed a Low Pressure Kit (LPK). 2. With the standard Custom Pro, no mods, there should be no problems alternating between CO2 and HPA...other than the standard "problems" associated with CO2 (velocity spikes, rapid fire chilling and the related pressure shoot down...and so on) If you add a regulator and want to continue to switch back and forth make sure you select a regulator that can handle CO2. BTW if you chrono with one you absolutely have to re-chrono if you switch to the other. Though the pressures are technically the same, the quirkiness of CO2 make that re-chrono mandatory. -------------  
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Snap_shot wrote:Posted By: Snap_shot
Date Posted: 20 May 2007 at 10:17am
| Thanks man that helped alot. |