Rt Pro Air Tanks

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  • runningman
    bad dude
    • Mar 2002
    • 45

    #1

    Rt Pro Air Tanks

    What is the best air tank to buy for the RT PRO right out of the box? I need a tank quickly and do not have time to make any modifications yet. The gun is brand new and i need a tank. I am considering an Air America Armageddon without the fancy regulator or Raptor Rex, but I am not sure if i can use them right away. Help would be greatly appreciated as I am not very knowledgable with automags.

    running
    runningman

    X-mag 378
    Toxic 163
  • soilent green
    I'm proud of my gut
    • Jan 2002
    • 411

    #2
    you want a 3k flatline or a centerflag adjustable output get the adjustable it is well worth it for an RT those are two not so expensive adjustables if you are poor then you could get away with a high output crossfire if you are rich you could get angel air or 4500 flatline
    Z-griped, warped, retromag with super bolt, and warpleft polished body, freak kit and flatline 3k

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    • Predater
      RT all the way!
      • Jan 2002
      • 738

      #3
      nitroduck. very consistant tanks.
      Sorry for the spelling. Im still working on it.

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      • a_malfunction
        Damnit! It Malfunctioned!
        • Feb 2001
        • 1779

        #4
        Basically, almost anything from AGD, Nitroduck, Centerflag, SmartParts, and Air America would work great.
        -Gig 'Em Ags!

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        • Predater
          RT all the way!
          • Jan 2002
          • 738

          #5
          true

          i still vote for nitroduck. i cant talk about the others cuz i dont own them. if you get the Air America rapter thow remember it doesnt come with a on off valve or a low presure guage.
          Sorry for the spelling. Im still working on it.

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          • runningman
            bad dude
            • Mar 2002
            • 45

            #6
            Thanks guys

            but which tanks will i need to do line work before I can use the gun and which ones can i just screw in and go. I want to do the work and make a hobby out of doing work on the gun, but i have an upcoming game and do not think i will be able to complete the work in time.

            For example, if i bought the air america raptor, i could either run it off remote, or put on a cradle and then do macro/micro/ss work to hook it up to the RT Pro. However, with this tank, I can not just screw it in. Or am i mistaken and that Raptor tank can screw in and i dont know anything about HP tanks?
            runningman

            X-mag 378
            Toxic 163

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            • Predater
              RT all the way!
              • Jan 2002
              • 738

              #7
              the rapter needs a cradel. i wouldnt know the best kind but my last tank came with a kapp style and its prety good. you will have to run air line from the reg on the rapter to the valve.

              you could run remote. i dont like remote. last time i used it the hose blue up. that doesnt happon often but it happened to me. i also tended to get it hung on stuff.
              Sorry for the spelling. Im still working on it.

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              • soilent green
                I'm proud of my gut
                • Jan 2002
                • 411

                #8
                the best to get you going quike

                get the 3k flatline it has a drop on it get a ss 6-7" hose and 2 90 deg. fitings a QD and teflon tape and adjustable wrench you are ready to go
                Z-griped, warped, retromag with super bolt, and warpleft polished body, freak kit and flatline 3k

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                • PyRo
                  President Bioloaf inc.
                  • Dec 2000
                  • 10186

                  #9
                  If you have a good local store, which sells hoses and fittings it should take 15 mintues at the most to set it all up. Maybie even only 5 minutes, if youve done it alot before.

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