ReTro Valve and Preset tank?

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  • paintbattler
    Mags > Cockers
    • Nov 2001
    • 2754

    #1

    ReTro Valve and Preset tank?

    Has anyone ever done this? I was wondering if I could run a Retro on a preset tank. I dont really want to buy an Flatline so what will be bad if I do use a preset tank? I don't know what it is preset to, but I am thinking of arounf 800-850psi. Pro's Con's? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
    Thanks
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  • complicationjack
    front player
    • Mar 2002
    • 51

    #2
    cons:

    you won't be able to customize the "reactiveness" to exactly what you like.

    pros:

    they are cheep

    from the one's i've tryed, i like how they feel with a preset.
    minimag with retro valve lvl 10 -- 10" dye ss -- intelliframe -- kapp dropzone II + gas thru -- 12volt revvy -- 68ci n2

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    • paintbattler
      Mags > Cockers
      • Nov 2001
      • 2754

      #3
      ok, thanks. anyone have any other experiences with it?
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      • Metzger
        Team DIRT
        • Jan 2002
        • 171

        #4
        I've been using a preset PMI Pure Energy tank on mine (I know they suck but I can't afford a better one yet) and it is set at I think like 850psi and it works fine on my ReTro I just played w/ it today and was able to lay down enough paint to get a nice amout of tags.... well if you want anymore help e-mail me at [email protected]
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        • I <3 MAGS
          AO addict
          • Jan 2002
          • 452

          #5
          Hope this helps

          I ran a retro useing a crossfire preset a while back. It works great. I bought a flatline to see if I liked any other input pressures, but decided I was happy with the 850psi of the crossfire, so thats what I used.
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          • paintbattler
            Mags > Cockers
            • Nov 2001
            • 2754

            #6
            tight so it might work after all
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            • Jack_Dubious
              ubi dubium ibi libertas
              • Apr 2002
              • 922

              #7
              What sucks about the PMI preset tank? I dont have one, but I thought they were decent preset tanks.


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              • Metzger
                Team DIRT
                • Jan 2002
                • 171

                #8
                Nothing is really that bad about them but I get shootdown sometimes w/ it. But there great tanks for the price I guess. and I prefer adjustable tanks
                If we live in the shadows how will our actions be seen? -=MetzgeR=-
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                Splash kit
                e-mag body
                double trigger
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                • Jonno06
                  AKA Jon-no wang
                  • Jan 2002
                  • 4392

                  #9
                  with the ReTro valve i really doubt you will experience shoot-down,no matter what tank you use....

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                  • paint magnet
                    Member # 10,261
                    • Dec 2001
                    • 2488

                    #10
                    PMI 68/3k preset= $120
                    Crossfire 68/3k preset= $130, and it's supposed to have a the fastest recharge rate available. Why don't you just get a Crossfire tank?
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                    • ronron2112
                      Riding hard, Riding RED
                      • Oct 2001
                      • 579

                      #11
                      a PMI 68/3k is what i use and other here.. it seems to work fine. the 850 psi is fine for me

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                      • kutter
                        Half a bubble off...
                        • Dec 2001
                        • 251

                        #12
                        I started out with a preset, but then I got my Max-Flow, the only reason I bought it was weight. The steel was so heavy and I got the Max-Flow on auction for the price of a pre-set. I like to run my pressure at about 925psi, but if I could not, it would not it would not be a very big deal. I found the 850psi of a pre-set to be nice and reactive.

                        Just my opinion, I could be wrong.
                        That which does not kill us, cripples us for life.

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                        • RoadDawg
                          Degeneration X is back
                          • May 2001
                          • 4023

                          #13
                          My only problem with my preset is the fact that it is a 48/3000. Which is my bad. Other then that though it works great. It sets the reaction really good for me.
                          Sorry, I'm old

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                          • paintbattler
                            Mags > Cockers
                            • Nov 2001
                            • 2754

                            #14
                            yea..i have come to a problem. should i trade my 68ci 4.5psi PMI PE tank for a 45ci 4.5psi tank PMI PE $50 bux? if i do that, ill have money for a retro.im confused. any help i would really need so thanks in advanced
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                            • FutureMagOwner
                              Registered User
                              • Dec 2001
                              • 3354

                              #15
                              do what i did i got 2 47ci 3000 psi 850psi output crossfire tanks costs almost the same as the 68ci but then you have 2 tanks!(one for you and one fora friend) and its more gas

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