on/off and bleed valves for mags?

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  • hostage
    Boo-yaah/Mako Fixer
    • Aug 2001
    • 1529

    #1

    on/off and bleed valves for mags?

    K...I am annoyed at tanks. I want something that can bleed air out of the valve and hose while cutting the air off to the tank. anyone have an suggestions?
    -Doron
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  • theraidenproject
    Registered User
    • Jun 2001
    • 1240

    #2
    Pro-connect. There's a thread about 'em that I think is still on the main page, if not page 2. Male end on the valve, female end to the hose, and when you press the button, the two pieces seperate, the valve degasses, and the air coming frm the tank is held in the line. A little pricey, but most would say worth it. I was fine with my qd, but it came with my Emag in a trade, and I'm glad it did.
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    • askman
      Registered User
      • Feb 2002
      • 463

      #3
      another option, if you can find them, is venom hardline deluxe. good luck finding them though. planet eclipse has them in england...

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      • ezrunner
        Random Member
        • Feb 2002
        • 606

        #4
        or

        Cooper-T makes a gas-down that screws into an std fitting hole (1/8" npt like fittings or gauges)

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        • Aliens-8-MyDad
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          • Oct 2001
          • 2244

          #5
          does this cooper t charachter have a website?
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          • ezrunner
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            • Feb 2002
            • 606

            #6
            doh



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            • yeahthatsme
              aka yeahthatswang
              • Sep 2002
              • 2592

              #7
              i think bleed is the wrong word, as that suggests a slow let off...but with proconnects and slide checks are more like a small explosion.....\

              i use a slide checka and it works great to let off all the air and block the line.
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              • Sparq
                Interloper
                • Mar 2002
                • 730

                #8
                I just have a quick disconnect....as long as you're careful to hold the hose while you pull the locking ring back, it seems to work just fine.
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                • FalconGuy016
                  Divine Right, Pevs @ AG
                  • Aug 2002
                  • 6127

                  #9
                  Shooting off the air in the valve wont get rid of all the pressure?
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                  • Evil Bob
                    Evil Overlord
                    • Jul 2001
                    • 1217

                    #10
                    Not with LVL10 it won't. You can have as much as 400 PSI in the line and the marker won't fire due to insufficient pressure to overcome the resistance that the LVL10 o-ring and carrier place on the piston.

                    Hence the need for a method to bleed off the remaining air.

                    -Evil Bob

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                    • Kevmag
                      Registered User
                      • Feb 2002
                      • 657

                      #11
                      I saw an ACI slide check for sale online. It looked pretty nice - not as bulky as others I've seen. Has anyone used one before? For some reason, I think I remember reading a very negative review on one. Is it any good?

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                      • hostage
                        Boo-yaah/Mako Fixer
                        • Aug 2001
                        • 1529

                        #12
                        what i have to end up doing is unscrewing the fieldstrip screw and rotating the valve until it bleeds.
                        -Doron
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                        • FalconGuy016
                          Divine Right, Pevs @ AG
                          • Aug 2002
                          • 6127

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Evil Bob
                          Not with LVL10 it won't. You can have as much as 400 PSI in the line and the marker won't fire due to insufficient pressure to overcome the resistance that the LVL10 o-ring and carrier place on the piston.

                          Hence the need for a method to bleed off the remaining air.

                          -Evil Bob
                          But thats JUST with the level 10?
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                          • ezrunner
                            Random Member
                            • Feb 2002
                            • 606

                            #14
                            remaining

                            I don't know how much pressure is behind the valve but with a std mag bolt (ie Level 7) I would actually gas down by pulling the macro from the fitting.

                            With the level 10 this is not possible as the bolt does not move at all without a substantially higher pressure behind it.

                            I would like to know the numbers, maybe I'll snag some decent gauges to check it out.

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                            • rikkter
                              • Jun 2002
                              • 1804

                              #15
                              yeah have fun getting the gas line off the valve if you have a on off tank with no dissconnect thingy.
                              i wasn't thinking and was testing my emag and i forgot about the level 10, and well.. it was quite amusing trying to get the hose off so i could get two guns seperated (ran macro from one tank on a gun to emag)
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