RT input pressure?

[tolley]

I'm sure this issue has come up before, but I couldn't find it on a search.

The bottom side of a RT Pro rail from AGD states a recommended input pressure of 600 psi. I've been using 800 straight out of my tanks for a while and never had a problem. Is 600 going make a differece of somekind, efficiency, sound volumes, or what?

[Rift]

well it will likely be less reactive at that pressure, the recharge rate will also likely be affected and if your running a lvl 10 your likely gonna get more chuffs

[tolley]

Maybe I should ask it this way:

What input pressures have you guys been running on RT valves, and what differences have you noticed.

[White_Noise]

i run it at as high as i can. about 900 to 1000 psi usually. the extra pressure gives the trigger more reactivity. at lower pressure, the trigger is less reactive. also, i think that at higher rates of fire, having higher input pressure would less likely starve the valve for air than at lower pressures.

[Old_School_RT]

I use a input pressure of 800 it tends to work for me. You are going to have to find out what pressure is good for your style of playing.

[Dayspring]

Anywhere from 800-1000psi input. The valve itself can handle 3000psi into it but no tank can produce that without a catastrophic failure.

[tolley]

Maybe I just need to go home tonite and work with the marker to try to get it reactive. I have never been able to it before, but I have not adjusted anything on it either, I just read a thread about adjusting the pin behind the trigger down to 1mm gap. I'm not looking to achieve 20bps but the ability to get something out of it would be nice.

[Dayspring]

DO NOT TOUCH THE TRIGGER ROD. You alter the relationship between the sear, on/off pin and trigger. It can make a totally working gun non-functional.