Is there any reason to have an adjustable tank with an Emag? I know that it would be a benifit in manual mode but when using the electronic trigger is there a benefit?
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not really, i think a good input for an emag is 750-800psiRT
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In terms of the "feel" and reactivity of the trigger you are right. The difference is most felt in manual mode. However, remember that the Emag valve is for all intents and purposes an RT valve. Diffences in input pressure also characterises how your gun performs over the chrono. With your Emag a description of the proper chronoing procedure should have been included, which also has some graphs that explain how input pressure affects the performance of the gun. A preset can get by, but an adjustable system will let you have more control of your guns performance characteristics.Comment
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