jenarelJAM
05-08-2005, 06:21 PM
hey, i'm having a bit of a troubling problem. nothing too serious, its just that every time i want to take my macro off, i have to depressurize the line. and the only way i know to vent the air out of the line is to take my whole xvalve off so that it leaks down the barrel.
i am using:
cf emag
xvalve
lvl 10
45/4500 flatline tank (i would like to clarify, NOT a screw-in tank)
6-8 inches of macroline between 2 90 degree fittings, looks like this:
http://img100.echo.cx/img100/7366/imag00141sf.th.jpg (http://img100.echo.cx/my.php?image=imag00141sf.jpg)
basicly i am looking for a way to take the air out of the line once i turn my tank to off. unfortunately it doesnt have a bleed feature, but its such a good tank in ways that matter more, that i dont really mind. If there is no way, i guess i'll stick with pulling my xvalve out all the time, but i would rather not have to do that. thanks
i am using:
cf emag
xvalve
lvl 10
45/4500 flatline tank (i would like to clarify, NOT a screw-in tank)
6-8 inches of macroline between 2 90 degree fittings, looks like this:
http://img100.echo.cx/img100/7366/imag00141sf.th.jpg (http://img100.echo.cx/my.php?image=imag00141sf.jpg)
basicly i am looking for a way to take the air out of the line once i turn my tank to off. unfortunately it doesnt have a bleed feature, but its such a good tank in ways that matter more, that i dont really mind. If there is no way, i guess i'll stick with pulling my xvalve out all the time, but i would rather not have to do that. thanks