What tank/reg do you use for Xvalve mag

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  • Spider-TW
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    Originally posted by RT Lover
    What's the most u can jack up the output on those? I have a sweet ninja super light but has shp on another tank. Want to have 1100 on the SL but run other markers that aren't mags.... Something I can easy adjust on the fly???

    It's kind of funny/sad, the easy adjustment regs don't move easily from one marker to another, unless they are basically the same setup.

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  • RT Lover
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    Originally posted by Gunga
    Air America Armageddon on my RT Pro.

    Flatline 4500 on my E-Mags.

    Could use either reg on either gun...but that's just the way I have it set up with my Warp Feeds.

    What's the most u can jack up the output on those? I have a sweet ninja super light but has shp on another tank. Want to have 1100 on the SL but run other markers that aren't mags.... Something I can easy adjust on the fly???

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  • Gunga
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    Air America Armageddon on my RT Pro.

    Flatline 4500 on my E-Mags.

    Could use either reg on either gun...but that's just the way I have it set up with my Warp Feeds.

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  • maverick13
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    4500 flatline on my RT ULE
    Ninja SHP on all others excepted the pneu or EP !
    I also have a Guerilla G2 HP I use on my pneu or EP and that works perfectly on others !

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  • Cyco-Dude
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    Originally posted by djinnform
    I also seem to remember that Tuna told me to run 800 PSI through the pneumag, so I use the normal Ninja reg for that mag. For the pneumag, I always worry that the higher pressure will burst the micro lines and waste too much air.
    it shouldn't; it goes through the low pressure regulator first before any air gets into your microlines. now, it could be that the lpr you have can't handle 1,000+ psi input.

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  • Spider-TW
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    Originally posted by slackerwil
    Would the ninja pro reg (800psi output) be sufficient to keep up with a pneumag? I also understand the Crossfire SS regs have an output pressure of 850. I dont want to get the ninja SHP reg. I want to be able to use this tank for my mag and elctro. marker.
    My first ninja reg was one of those $35 3k bottles. At 800 psi it kept up with my pneumag. It is an EP mag now and I still use an old crossfire with it 800-850.

    Those bottles work fine on an x-valve, just not much kick in the trigger. I keep three bottles in hydro for different uses.

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  • SoulCoffin
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    big e tuned up my pneumag, and my xmag, nicely with my SHP tank (shp ninja reg on an old 68/45 crossfire tank). they both shoot beautifully now, with the tank.

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  • Fred
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    Originally posted by djinnform
    Ninja SHP gives 2 of my mags the RT effect, perfectly, with whatever the pre-set psi is, 1100 I think.

    I also seem to remember that Tuna told me to run 800 PSI through the pneumag, so I use the normal Ninja reg for that mag. For the pneumag, I always worry that the higher pressure will burst the micro lines and waste too much air. It shoots missiles at 800.

    To prevent the dropoff, chrono by pulling the bottom of the trigger slowly.
    Your LPR should output a consistent low pressure for the pneu-trigger bits, unless you get some crazy spikes from the high pressure reg...

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  • Runamok
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    I use Air America Apocalypses SS and 2k's. I can adjust the input to whatever I want. 775-850 for normal days, 900-1150 for hair on fire day's. It's all about re charge rate, your valve will reg it to operating pressure and vel. Mine will still rt at lower pressure just not as radical.

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  • djinnform
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    Ninja SHP gives 2 of my mags the RT effect, perfectly, with whatever the pre-set psi is, 1100 I think.

    I also seem to remember that Tuna told me to run 800 PSI through the pneumag, so I use the normal Ninja reg for that mag. For the pneumag, I always worry that the higher pressure will burst the micro lines and waste too much air. It shoots missiles at 800.

    To prevent the dropoff, chrono by pulling the bottom of the trigger slowly.

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  • astr0xz0mbie
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    i use a ninja shp pro v2 reg with a ninja 68/4500 SL tank

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  • Beemer
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    Originally posted by Fred
    4500 AGD Flatline till you pry it from my cold dead hands... (or I run out of reg seats)

    Screw in HPA.Hah!

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  • ninjapaintball
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    Originally posted by thecroatiansensation
    Sorry about that, no disrespect Ninja. My bad.

    Although I have one of the 1200 psi output regs that you guys put out about 4 years ago and that thing rocks the x-valve the best.
    non taken and just wanted to make sure he knows what it is.

    glad the 1200 works well for you!

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  • thecroatiansensation
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    Sorry about that, no disrespect Ninja. My bad.

    Although I have one of the 1200 psi output regs that you guys put out about 4 years ago and that thing rocks the x-valve the best.

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  • Fred
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    4500 AGD Flatline till you pry it from my cold dead hands... (or I run out of reg seats)

    Screw in HPA. Hah!

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