Will a 4500 psi tank work when filled to 3000?

[Eye_pecking_chicken]

It would still work wouldn't it? I'm planning on getting a second tank, and wanted something that would have a better ability to keep up with my RT (the bull dog just doesn't cut it). I fill off of a scuba tank, but occasionaly get to play on a course that fills to 4500. The tank should run like a 3k with only 3k of pressure right? Could you also recomend a N2 system that would recharge faster then the bull dog? When I start to fire fast the bulldog drops, and only puts out 500psi, and wont recharge fast enough for my finger =( so the velocity will drop off. Thanx for any help you can give!

[Janixs]

[Deadpool3]

as far as tanks go, i would suggest a max flow or conquest. I personally have a max flow on my rt pro and there is no shootdown.

[i-luv-my-rt]

There wont be shootdown on the rt but i think you mean that the tank doesnt drop off during rapid fire. All those are good choices but if money is a issue flatline is good.

[Deadpool3]

yep, thats what i was trying to get across.

Remembering when i was lookin for an n2 tank, i narrowed it down to the flatline and the max flow. Everyone i talked to at the time told me to get the max flow over the flatline, so i decided to go w/ that and got a used one for a good price.

[freakyt]

Why do you need a Max Flow or Air America tank over a crossfire or bulldog? Do the cheaper tanks not recharge fast enough or something?

[Eye_pecking_chicken]

yeah, thats the problem, my bulldog wont recharge fast enough to keep up with my RT, it worked fine on my classic though.
Thanx for the help!

[magmanpaintball]

I have a nitro duck and it keeps up