What is the BEST adjustable tank for a mag?

[Micromag man!]

ok i have a crossfire preset and it is alright, but what is the most consistent adjustable tank for a mag? Because I need the best consistency i can get when i get my new mega mecha ULE mag..... then watch my team captain eat his heart out ;) :D ;) :D

[Dayspring]

Leaning towards the Flatline by AGD. They're sorting out their reg-seat issues and all will be good soon.

[MinimagRockin']

I have a flatline, it's the sweetness.

[Micromag man!]

im leaning towards flatine too, what are these reg seats doing for it? any help on flatline maintence would be great too. What kind of consistncy should i expect out of the flatline with an xvalve?

thanks
-Adam

[puckmaster]

the flatlines are very good tanks. Dont quote me on this, but i THINK that the reg seats are making it inconistan or leak. Again, i'm not sure.

[jeffremiller]

Not to bad mouth the flatline... but I had one of the 4500's when they first came out. It seemed consistant from shot to shot but the pressure output would creep up over the course of an hour or even 30 minutes. 2-3 shots were right about the same but two hoppers of paint later, the velocity was 15 fps higher...but still consistant.

Ended up with Hyperflow's from Centerline. Had to replace it quick and that was the best available at MGO. Had AGD been there, they probably would have been able to fix it for me. But Patience is not my forte'

I miss the lighter weight of the flatline but the line discharge feature of the Hyperflow is very handy... don't need my proconnects any more.

just my $0.02

J_

[maglover52]

i have a 68/4500 flatline nice tanks.

[jayloo]

I have a 68/4500 AGD Flatline and it has worked flawless. Pay the price and get the best!

[pbguy888]

Originally posted by Dayspring
Leaning towards the Flatline by AGD. They're sorting out their reg-seat issues and all will be good soon.

Are the 4500 and 3000 reg-seats different? Cause I need one for my 3000 and the parts kit says they have em.

[devildog]

my vote goes with the armageddon, had one on my emag back in the day, very consistent, no shootdown.

[AcemanPB]

I think newer Smart Parts Max-flow is one of the best nitrogen tanks I've seen and used.

Haven't had much experience with the Flatline though

[Dayspring]

Yes, they are different.


Originally posted by pbguy888


Are the 4500 and 3000 reg-seats different? Cause I need one for my 3000 and the parts kit says they have em.

[Peach]

Flatline, mine works flawlessly.

[dcmander]

I have a dynaflow. I love how it bleeds the whole line when I turn it off...But does this emply the WHOLE chamber and valve? When i turn my dyanflow off and it makes the pop, is all the air instantly released from my entire setup? (ie. can i just put it away after i turn off my tank and not worry about it?)

[rehme]

i like the armaggedons they are very nice no shootdown easy to adjust

[jeffremiller]

Originally posted by dcmander
I have a dynaflow. I love how it bleeds the whole line when I turn it off...But does this emply the WHOLE chamber and valve? When i turn my dyanflow off and it makes the pop, is all the air instantly released from my entire setup? (ie. can i just put it away after i turn off my tank and not worry about it?)

Yes... might want to pull the trigger once to be sure.

J_

[Marchborne]

Well, I've had luck with both a dynaflow and flatline on my emag and now xmag. I'm rigging the dynaflow to a smaller tank, and I'm going to test it this weekend on a ule-vxalve mech setup.

Jeffre- the purple player eater now has a mecha-little brother. I'll send pics as soon as I get 'em.