RT Pro questions....help....plz?

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  • Deadpool3
    Registered User
    • Aug 2001
    • 95
    #1

    RT Pro questions....help....plz?

    Being new to this gun I have a couple questions. When I bought this gun, all I did was connect the hose to the max flow and set the input pressure to 700. In another topic I read about a proconnect fitting. What is that and do I need it?

    Second someone said something about the rt pro needing a HP kit for the max-flow...I bought my max-flow used and am not sure if it has a HP kit, how can you tell?

    Last, I was wondering how many shots I should get from my 68/3k tank.

    thanx for time


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    RT Pro, 68/3k Max Flow
    RT Pro p/f
    68/3k Max Flow
    LX
    Blade Intelliframe
    12" All American S.S.
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    • mykroft
      Registered User
      • Jan 2001
      • 2010
      #2
      A pro-connect is just a fancy Quick disconnect, You don't need it. Your Max-Flow will have the HP springs in it if it is happy putting 6-800psi into the marker, the LP ones don't like going over about 400 output. You should get 6-700 shots off a 68/3k bottle.

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        • Deadpool3
          Registered User
          • Aug 2001
          • 95
          #3
          hmmm...I was kinda hoping i was doing something wrong b/c whenever i shut my tank off and shoot the remaining air out, it still reads that there is 200 psi going into the gun. In order to get this down to zero i have to unscrew my tank and screw it back on, but then the o-ring on the nitro tank breaks. any ideas?

          thanx for any help u can give.

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          RT Pro, 68/3k Max Flow
          RT Pro p/f
          68/3k Max Flow
          LX
          Blade Intelliframe
          12" All American S.S.

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            • Puckz
              www.puckzparts.com
              • May 2001
              • 255
              #4
              When you turn off the air supply and try and shoot all the air out you won't be able to get it all out before the gun stops working. Try a using a slide check if you really want to get it all out.
              Mike Smith

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                • Deadpool3
                  Registered User
                  • Aug 2001
                  • 95
                  #5
                  yes, i understand but once the tank is turned off and i shoot all the remaining air, then it stays at 200 and if i let it sit there it will start going up. one time it went up to 800 psi.
                  RT Pro p/f
                  68/3k Max Flow
                  LX
                  Blade Intelliframe
                  12" All American S.S.

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