Emag coughing...

[stedyone]

When I really get fanning on my trigger I can dry fire so fast that my valve starts "coughing"! It sounds as if the valve is starving for gas during the cycle. Is this from my N2 reg a flatline that can't keep up? Or from something else?

Please post any ideas,

-Thom

[stedyone]

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[Scooter/Cootie]

Are you using LVL 10? If so, I had the same problem as your describing. It was solved by upping the input pressure of my flatline to 800psi from 600psi. This did the trick.

Even if your not using the LVL 10, you may still fix it by upping the input pressure. Let me know if this works for ya.

[stedyone]

That might do it! I'm at about 750#s now and I'll tweak it up to around 800#. I am using Level 10 aswell. I wanted to be low as I can go for effeciency but, in this case I have sacrificed ROF..I will not mess with ROF.

Thanks

[PyRo]

Make sure that you arn't shortstroking.
When you up the input from that tank it doesn't decrease your efficancy. The mag has a built in reg, that takes any pressure put into it, and brings it down to around 400. As a result, you don't save anything by lowering your input pressure. It is recommended you use minimum 800 psi input on any stock valve.