Which retro valve?

[PBCapo]

What's the difference between the reverse and the normal retro? If I have a minimag, hopper left, and the air hose on my valve is on the left, do i get reverse or normal?

[FalconGuy016]

Reverse is when the air outlet is on the other side, yes you need one

[PBCapo]

thanks

[FESTUS33]

Re: Which retro valve?

Originally posted by PBCapo
What's the difference between the reverse and the normal retro? If I have a minimag, hopper left, and the air hose on my valve is on the left, do i get reverse or normal?

If the air fitting is on the left, when you are behind
the marker You have a reverse valve {except if it's a
MiniMag valve then the opposite is true Confusiling HUH!}
If you want a ReTro with the fitting on the same side
as the Mini, Then you need a reverse valve.
Fact is if you setup you're own air system, it does'nt
really matter which side the fitting is on.
It becomes a matter of Personal Preferance.
I hope that did'nt muddy the water's too much for you.
Rick

[FalconGuy016]

Fetus, how do you make your messages so narrow?
This is
what I
mean.
Do you do that intentionally?

[FESTUS33]

Originally posted by FalconGuy016
Fetus, how do you make your messages so narrow?
This is
what I
mean.
Do you do that intentionally?

I don't know that it's so much intentional,
as I'm typing to fit the window that I'm
typing in.
Rick

[FalconGuy016]

That doesnt make any sense, with HTML the text should just fill the box fully until it cant fill no more, regardless of what it actually looks like in the box. For example, to me, this is 6 lines long. But I will see it as 3 or so when it is posted in the thread. When you resize your window, the text resizes accordingly to fit the window

[speeddemon]

my guess would be that he isn't
using Internet Explorer. Right
now I am using Mozilla, and this
is as wide as the window that I
type in is. Course mine will word wrap if I let it so that it doesn't look like the above.

[mistwolf]

More likely is that he hits enter at the end of each line, rather than letting it auto-wrap. The editor respects hard returns, while soft returns become part of a on-the-fly reformatable paragraph.



Jamie

[Riot[Z-Grip]]

Oh man, total thread hi-jacking, but oh well here we go....

He's probably like me and doesn't let the text "wrap" when
it gets to the end of the line. When it does he just
presses enter and moves it down a line. I do this because
I'm used to trying to keep my HTML code neat when I code in
Notepad. I cannot however comment on why he does it .



-Riot



edit: I replied too late, but I'll leave this here nonetheless.

[FESTUS33]

Originally posted by IWannaRiot979
Oh man, total thread hi-jacking, but oh well here we go....

He's probably like me and doesn't let the text "wrap" when
it gets to the end of the line. When it does he just
presses enter and moves it down a line. I do this because
I'm used to trying to keep my HTML code neat when I code in
Notepad. I cannot however comment on why he does it .



-Riot



edit: I replied too late, but I'll leave this here nonetheless.

Yeah what he said!!
I get confused as to where I am,
when I let the text "wrap" by itself.
Rick


BTW Sorry if it bother's you, I've only
had my computer since October.
I'm still learning most of this stuff.

[FalconGuy016]

Lol it doesnt, I was just wondering