A friend told me that an in-line regulator would smooth out the inconsistencies that I'm experiencing with my new RT Pro. When it came crono'd from AGD It had a rubberband around the grip with its crono settings ~172.4, 172.8 and 172.7. Using HPA I'm seeing something like 180, 171, 165 - I've tested this on 4 different cronos and my results are always sporadic. I've tried this on a full tank, half tank, bursts (to heat up the valve) and cold cronoing- nothing makes my shots more consistent. Would an inline regulator smooth this out? I've never seen one on a mag.. Thanks guys!
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No. Regulators will just starve the valve.
Are you using the RT chrono procedure?
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Thanks for that.Comment
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what are you guys talking about, shouldn't your velocity be near 300???Comment
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Depends on the field... And first things first- get the chrono readings consistent, THEN worry about low velocity.Comment
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300, I wish. Very rarely am I able to play with a group of serious players and I can crono @ 300. At most of the rec ball fields I play at 265-280 is std. That's actually why I was looking for the in-line reg for, I was hoping that it would make my velocity more stable. I have tried the crono procedures as recommended. Maybe this is something that will stabilize with more use??
Does anyone know what happened to Tuna? I sent him a couple of emails but I'm getting a system admin undeliverable message.. THanks!Comment
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