Stainless Steel hoses and Shrinkwrap:

[Empyreal Rogue]

I just bought a Flatline Adjustable Tank and Macroline can't handle anything above 900 PSI, so I've heard. I'll need to buy around 13-14 inches of it, but where can I get Shrinkwrap for the hose?

Or if I don't even need SS hosing, let me know. :D

[Blazestorm]

It can handle up to around 1200, I burst my macroline when I outputted like 1200-1300 out of my apoc (on accident ofcourse)

[RTDynaflow]

Well, check out the BST section, search for "shrink tubing". As far as macro... there is an ongoing discussion about what is safe/not safe. I wouldn't push *any* pb macro tubing past 800... just me. Squid and others will argue the point. If Macro has a burst pressure of 1200 psi, then it's working pressure is much lower. Just like they hydro our tanks to 11,000*psi, but we sure as hell don't try to push it up to 9kpsi just because it has a burst pressure of 15k some...


*note- I am not sure of the exact amoun the working pressure is vs the burst/test pressure - just that it is much higher ... Think it is either 2 or 3 times as much...

Nate

[Empyreal Rogue]

Well I was able to run this Macroline at 850 on my old Preset Crossfire. However, with my newly acquired Flatline I want to experiment with reactivity and such.

Blazestorm, did you have the Macroline Squid sold or standard Macro? The AO-Mid-Atlantic event is next Sunday so I'll need to place an oder no later than tomorrow. :\

[deathstalker]

Hit up Kila for shrink tubing.

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=120363

[Koosh]

Any auto parts store should have heatshrink tubing... hell Walmart or Kmart should have it too.

[Tunaman]

If you are going to be cranking the input up with an adjustable tank, go with the stainless line for sure. I have them,,,and heat shrink in black and red. Email me. ;)

[Rift]

youl also wanna get a proconnect if ya dont already have one =) tuna has those to hehehe

[paintballer187]

I always got mine shrink tubing from radio shack. They might be to short for your application though.