Need help buyin a tank for rt ule

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I don't know much about air systems, but I am looking for a good price on a new tank. I don't need a top of the line, but I dont want something that will effect how my gun works. I hear that crossfire makes cheap and effective tanks. Do you guys have any suggestions for a good tank and possibly where I can buy one online? Also, is it worth while to buy a regulator? What all will a regulator do for my gun?

Thanks

[Dayspring]

Don't buy another regulator. It'll just reduce the performance of the gun.

The tank has one reg on it. The gun has another one built in.

[DeerChaser]

I'm using a Crossfire 92/4500 HP. So far so good! I also used a NitroDuck 68/3000 preset, worked fine but I needed more volume...

[White_Noise]

up untill last sunday, i used a 68/4500 crossfire, it worked great on my rt, just make sure you get the high pressure output, not low pressure.


as for regs, they are pointless on mags because you have to run them wide open inorder to get enough air to the valve

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How much does a 68/4500 crossfire run? You guys know of any sites with good deals?

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Also, what difference would a 92/4500 over a 68/4500 make on a rt ule?

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http://www.actionvillage.com/031-7300-4.html

How is this as far as prices go? And should I get this one even though it includes a regulator? (I am sorry if my questions are stupid. I am still new to this stuff.)

[Dayspring]

You get more shots per tank. That's all.

Anf FYI- all nitro tanks will include a regulator. Otherwise you'd be dumping 3000 or 4500psi into the gun.


Originally posted by jpg428g
Also, what difference would a 92/4500 over a 68/4500 make on a rt ule?

[GA Devil]

Centerflag tanks are real nice tanks also.