Air America Regulator = Automag regulator?

[dawump]

I've just been browsing "The Complete Guide to Paintball" and saw on pages 149 forward the Air America tank regulator.

This looks like a Mag regulator in a square block. Some of the internals look interchangeable.

Are AGD and Air America affiliated? Any shared development here?

Keith:confused:

[paintball8869]

dunno about any affiliationg, but i've noticed that too.

Take apart a Genx2 regulator and a Black Ice regulator and they look just like hte reg on a mag. The black ice has the 8 hole design, while the Genx2 has 2 half moon design. THe Genx2 is much higher flow because of this, but not as dead on consistent. Kinda sucks because I can't find a happy medium. The black ice is as consistent as i want, but won't handle the high rate of fire i put out with my intimidators. The genx2 handles the rate of fire and i get no drop off, but not very consistent.

[Ityl]

I'm almost positive about this, AGD licensed Air America to use the same reg design. Licensed might not be the proper word, but AGD let em do it.

[AGD]

Yes they used our original design with our permision, they buy a lot of our reg parts.

AGD

[FiTiRPiLiT]

so is my setup overkill then? armageddon on an emag? double regulated?

[Webmaster]

Its not over kill -= you need to double regulate your system. The Armegeddon takes the PSI from 4500 to 700-800 psi in to the emag - which then takes it down to around 400psi.

You dont want to run 4500 straight into the gun - never mind that you cant find a tank system that would allow you to do so...

[krafty]

Is the 'geddon double-regulated? If so, then it's probably overkill... You'd end up triple-regulating the gun with the mag regulator.

[Muzikman]

No, AA doesn't make a dual stage reg that I know of. But even if they did, it just makes for an even more consistant gun. Thats why I like my MaxFlow so much.