Hello, I just recently purchased a Minimag and a 88 CI 3000 PSI PMI Pure Energy Fiber Wrapped Tank with 850 psi output. I also bought macroline from this guy http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQgotopage...sortpropertyZ1 who states that his is the "Highest rated." After reading a few posts on here and seeing people talk about the macroline being unstable at higher pressures I got concerned. My question is, is it safe for me to run my new tank with this macroline @850 psi or should i consider switching and buying all SS?
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I used to run my macroline setup at 800psi all day long without any problems but that was with a preset ACI bulldog2 800psi output tank. Now i have an adjustable tank where im running pressures north of 850 psi (i currently run 900psi). I made the switch to steel braided just because i dont want my macroline bursting and whipping my arms. -
im currently using macro on both my mags, running dynaflows at about 900-1100 psi. as long as the macro doesnt get sun damage, it should be fine. i do plan on swapping it out for some parker macro for the outdoor season this spring however.President Of the UW-Madison Badger Ballers
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Just try to keep in mind that the Parker Macro in BLACK ONLY is the only color that is UV stable.Originally posted by White_Noiseim currently using macro on both my mags, running dynaflows at about 900-1100 psi. as long as the macro doesnt get sun damage, it should be fine. i do plan on swapping it out for some parker macro for the outdoor season this spring however.
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That sounds like BS to me. Macroline isn't heavy enough to break bones or goggles, it simply doesn't have the weight behind it.Originally posted by baller489there was a guy at the field i go to, he had a minimag with macro and the macro busted on him it broke his hand and broke his goggles
I've been hit by a loose piece of macroline whipping around, and I've also had macroline explode in my hand with 1200 PSI behind it. Neither did more than make me jump a little and give me a little bruise.
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That must make it safe eh. Ok Im getting me some now for sureOriginally posted by ThordicI've been hit by a loose piece of macroline whipping around, and I've also had macroline explode in my hand with 1200 PSI behind it. Neither did more than make me jump a little and give me a little bruise.
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What did he do, break the whole fitting off?!! I never had luck with macroline. It seems to always blow out on me. At worst safety wise if it blows it's like a ballon popping even at 1000psi . Startles ya more than anything else, but always when you least expect it and at the worst time. Like a burst disk on a tank. I guess they are making thicker tubing now The od is the same, but the id is smaller thus a thicker tubing wall. A couple of the guys are using it with good results so far. I run SS braided and is flawless on the field.Originally posted by baller489there was a guy at the field i go to, he had a minimag with macro and the macro busted on him it broke his hand and broke his gogglesComment
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when i had my RT,i had a dynaflow,and i was running macro line,around 950-1k PSI with no problems.Comment
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I have been using macroline for about 4 years now!! Anywhere from 600-950psi!!! I have had no problems whatsoever!!!! In the old days of CO2, macrolines used to burst for no reason!!!E-Mag's on a diet
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