What tank with my RT-PRO?

[wobbles82]

Just wondering, anyones opinions on a good tank for my new RT-Pro "X", hehe. Right now I have a small Centerflag tank, it doesnt dejuice or anything its just...it only puts out 800psi, id like at LEAST 850psi so I can get a lot of reactivity, well even at 800psi I can hit it up to like 11 but I crave the ability for mecha 15bps. So just say whatcha like, I usually like smaller sized tanks, but any tank that has worked nice for you and your mag!

[MinimagRockin']

Flatlines are adjustable over 800psi, and I think they come in 45 and 68cu sizes.

[WickeDKlowN]

just get a small adjustable tank, so you can get it right where you like it.

[shartley]

Any adjustable tank will do fine (and a preset at 800-850 or higher)… I have a 68/4500 Flatline and LOVE it!

[paint_munkey]

a flatline would be ideal...
but any adjustable tank should do the job reasonably well.

[joeyjoe367]

I'll recommend a CenterFlag Dynaflow. I basically stole mine, I got such a great deal on it :) It's adjustable from 600-1000 PSI, I believe and is very consistant.

The greatest feature on the dynaflow has got to be the on/off. It's just a push-button and you're tank is on, and then you push a button and your tank is off *PLUS* It bleeds all the air upstream to the gun.

No more slide-checks, proconnects, or bleed valves in the line of the gun puetzing up it's good looks :). It is a bit loud, but nothing you can't get used to. Heck, at the fields you'll see people dry-firing like crazy all the time, so the degassing is no big issue.

Dynaflow is the high-pressure version of the Mac-Dev Conquest, IMO.

[wobbles82]

Thanks a lot guys! I tried some adjustables, took the advice, and it worked! Used my marker for the first time officially at practice, and tried out a few 850-900 pressure tanks, worked incredibly sweet, I couldnt believe my mag could shoot that fast, thanks a lot fellas! :D :D