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  • Syko89
    Registered User


    • Jul 2012
    • 643

    #1

    Axe input psi

    Got a axe with one of Simon's bodies. I realized that I only have shp regs. If I take the shims out it shout be at 900psi but I see max should be 800. Has anyone run over that with out problems?
  • going_home
    Hebrews 13:8

    • Dec 2004
    • 8343

    #2
    Simon recommends an SLP, but standard will work too.

    Its regulated down by the asa/reg before it gets to the gun,


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    • Syko89
      Registered User


      • Jul 2012
      • 643

      #3
      Originally posted by going_home View Post
      Simon recommends an SLP, but standard will work too.

      Its regulated down by the asa/reg before it gets to the gun,


      OK wasn't sure if the 900psi from the shp could break anything

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      • going_home
        Hebrews 13:8

        • Dec 2004
        • 8343

        #4
        Originally posted by Syko89 View Post
        OK wasn't sure if the 900psi from the shp could break anything
        Pretty sure it wont but you can PM Simon (manike) in here http://www.automags.org/forums/member.php?612-manike

        Or post a thread on inceptionforums.com and ask him there.

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        • Nobody
          Nobody's Perfect
          • Oct 2001
          • 3384

          #5
          You should have a mid ranged tank, but a 800psi tank will work. An SHP, no i wouldn't chance it, it could blow the noid.

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          • BigEvil
            www.BigEvilOnline.com

            • Feb 2005
            • 9333

            #6
            The gauges are not exactly accurate. They are +/- 100 psi if I'm not mistaken. Adjust the gun's reg to about 180 and set the velocity at the back.

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            • blackdeath1k
              Registered User
              • Jan 2002
              • 2436

              #7
              A shp with all shims removed is around 850psi. At least my pro V2 is. As far as input pressures on anything. I prefer to run on the low side of functional with any pneumatic device. Closer you get to the max recommended the quicker you will see Oring problems due to pressure. Ie a mag running 1200psi input will generally show minor leaks quicker than one with a 800-850psi input.

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