better for gforce frame RT or ULT on off?

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  • capt spank
    Registered User

    • Apr 2012
    • 393

    #1

    better for gforce frame RT or ULT on off?

    i bought a gforce frame and the guy said either an rt or ult on off would be better for it. i unfortunately deleted his pm. could somebody confirm which is best?

    thanks
  • BigEvil
    www.BigEvilOnline.com

    • Feb 2005
    • 9333

    #2
    RT ALWAYS for a pneumag.

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    • Laku
      Registered User

      • Nov 2012
      • 940

      #3
      Originally posted by BigEvil
      RT ALWAYS for a pneumag.
      Why always RT? Is it the reactivity that helps on some level?

      I reasoned ULT would be better cause the force required to trip it would be less. But I have no experience of pneumags so I don't really know. I'm just honestly curious to learn.

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      • The Ritual
        Registered User
        • Feb 2013
        • 67

        #4
        Originally posted by Laku
        Why always RT? Is it the reactivity that helps on some level?

        I reasoned ULT would be better cause the force required to trip it would be less. But I have no experience of pneumags so I don't really know. I'm just honestly curious to learn.
        I read elsewhere that using a ult on a pneumag would allow one to use a lower lpr pressure. I, too, have zero experience with pneumags but am preparing for my first build soon. Please elucidate.

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        • BigEvil
          www.BigEvilOnline.com

          • Feb 2005
          • 9333

          #5
          In many cases the ULT does not have sufficient return force. I have never had any luck getting the ULTs to work in pneumags.

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          • OPBN
            OldPBNoob

            • Sep 2008
            • 5240

            #6
            I'm in no way arguing, but how does that ^^^ make sense? In a Pneumag, the on/off whether ULT or RT is only returning the sear vs returning the sear and trigger on a strictly Mech set up isn't it? I only tried a ULT on a pneud classic which was an epic fail, but assumed it was due to it being a Classic vs RT/X valve. I mean the sear in a Pneu doesn't push the ram back does it?
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            • BigEvil
              www.BigEvilOnline.com

              • Feb 2005
              • 9333

              #7
              Originally posted by OPBN
              I'm in no way arguing, but how does that ^^^ make sense? In a Pneumag, the on/off whether ULT or RT is only returning the sear vs returning the sear and trigger on a strictly Mech set up isn't it? I only tried a ULT on a pneud classic which was an epic fail, but assumed it was due to it being a Classic vs RT/X valve. I mean the sear in a Pneu doesn't push the ram back does it?
              You try it and let me know how you make out

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              • OPBN
                OldPBNoob

                • Sep 2008
                • 5240

                #8
                Originally posted by BigEvil
                You try it and let me know how you make out
                Seriously I'm nit arguing. Just trying to figure out why? Don't get all pissy
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                • BigEvil
                  www.BigEvilOnline.com

                  • Feb 2005
                  • 9333

                  #9
                  Originally posted by opbn
                  seriously i'm nit arguing. Just trying to figure out why? Don't get all pissy

                  i am not!!

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                  • Spider-TW
                    U R techno-literate!

                    • Oct 2006
                    • 3555

                    #10
                    Originally posted by BigEvil
                    RT ALWAYS for a pneumag.
                    I was going to leave this as good enough.^

                    Pneumags are a bit chuffy in the first place. As they get up to speed, the trigger release gets critical as the ram may not snap back fast enough. An RT on/off will help stuff the ram back, whereas a ULT will play along and try to hangup.

                    To make one work, you need to tune the ULT, and a qev might help, which is something that we've bypassed with the RT on/off. If you run lower LPR pressure, make sure your reg has good response at that setting ( like a micro rock).. I had a tickler that wouldn't work well at low pressure, so i got nothing from using a ULT. Also, light pressures slow the return of the fabco 3-way. When you can slap together and tune a pneumag with a ULT and a new level 10 bolt all at once, you have certainly passed a test.

                    It can be done, but it's not worth much and adds unnecessary complexity.

                    ***

                    It's one of those things, like the ULT in the classic, just say "no".
                    Last edited by Spider-TW; 04-18-2014, 09:55 PM.

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                    • The Ritual
                      Registered User
                      • Feb 2013
                      • 67

                      #11
                      Excellent reply, and thank you!

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                      • capt spank
                        Registered User

                        • Apr 2012
                        • 393

                        #12
                        thanks all.

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                        • djinnform
                          Rental Hunter

                          • Mar 2009
                          • 651

                          #13
                          I have a M90 pneumag set-up by Tuna, and it works great with a classic valve with the classic on\off. I've spent hours doing trail and error with all my valves and on\offs.

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