Flatline Question

[digitard]

Hey,
I put on my 68/3K flatline this weekend *thanks to the nice drop by DataPimp69* and it worked AMAZING!

I just have one question....

How do you degas the valve/line once you turn off the flatline so you can take it apart? My Flatline/valve keep about 400psi inside once I turn it off and fire a few shots and since the valve wont fire at 400psi it just sits in the valve/lines.

How do I get rid of that?

Sincerely,
Dave K

[Tunaman]

proconnect

[yagrmiestr]

ditto

[JadedT]

or for cheaper...

Get a slide check to bleed off the excess psi in the line.

[Blazestorm]

quick disconnect works, even though it makes a loud pop

I hope you LIKE your FREE flatline tank... you owe me

[imahuron]

don't use qd to bleed

If you use your QD to bleed the line, you will probably blow the o-ring out. I've managed to move the o out of position, as well as launch it across the room. If you *must* bleed the line via QD, do so slowly... after you've done so, check the position of the o. Odds are, it has been pushed up the QD a bit.. just push it back in.

What I'm going to do (still waiting for parts) is install a branch tee on my tank. One side will have a slide check, the other will have my SS line which runs to my QD, then valve. This allows me to bleed the line without worry.

[xen_100]

kinda like this? just remember, you also have to plug the end of the slide check.