Which regulator is better: hyperflow or crossfire?

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  • rudy6732
    Matrix Owner
    • Mar 2003
    • 242

    #1

    Which regulator is better: hyperflow or crossfire?

    hey i have two tanks, one has a hyperflow and one is a crossfire. which has a better reg.? which is worth more? why?
    23
    HYPERFLOW
    0%
    11
    CROSSFIRE
    0%
    12
    Current Setup:
    Led pushbutton trix
    red bolt kit, sidewinder, trinity
    Blue Halo B
    72/45 crossfire tank




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  • Fatjon
    Fat Juggalo
    • Aug 2002
    • 1031

    #2
    Well if you have both of them why dont you try them out and see which one you like the best.

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    • FalconGuy016
      Divine Right, Pevs @ AG
      • Aug 2002
      • 6127

      #3
      How can you easily test something like that? Unless they are really obviously different I think you would have to know what you were doing
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      • personman

        #4
        Is it one of the new crossfires with the blue/red color?

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        • rudy6732
          Matrix Owner
          • Mar 2003
          • 242

          #5
          yes the reg is blue/red.
          Current Setup:
          Led pushbutton trix
          red bolt kit, sidewinder, trinity
          Blue Halo B
          72/45 crossfire tank




          E-MAIL: [email protected]
          AIM: RUDY1724

          Click for feedback
          Rippers: painster14,
          another has an AIM thats reloaded1919, i dont know his AO name

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          • beefstew
            SamIAmNot IHopeHeRots
            • Dec 2002
            • 559

            #6
            Flow rate will differ somewhat between tanks, but nothing that will effect play unless you are shooting long strings at 16 or 20 bps. I wouldnt worry about it unless you start to see shootdown.
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            • rudy6732
              Matrix Owner
              • Mar 2003
              • 242

              #7
              hey, i noticed when i filled the crossfire the reg will say around 4300, then an hour later it says 38-3900. On the hyperflow it stays almost right where it is. Any explanations?
              Current Setup:
              Led pushbutton trix
              red bolt kit, sidewinder, trinity
              Blue Halo B
              72/45 crossfire tank




              E-MAIL: [email protected]
              AIM: RUDY1724

              Click for feedback
              Rippers: painster14,
              another has an AIM thats reloaded1919, i dont know his AO name

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              • beefstew
                SamIAmNot IHopeHeRots
                • Dec 2002
                • 559

                #8
                gdamn you got a lot of ?
                The tank lost pressure because when you fill a tank it gets warm (did you notice?) and when molocules are heated they get excited bounce off eachother more and therefore increase the pressure in the tank. when it cools down, less excited, less pressure. It should have dropped almost the same amount depending on the speed of the fill and the pressures you got from both of them. BPS has good actually 4500 fills metro west has really really crappy fills. if you have any of that air left i need to shoot your gun.
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                • PzYcO
                  PzYcOmagg
                  • Jan 2003
                  • 1067

                  #9
                  id have to say the hyperflow because it is adjustable IIRC...

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