classic valve pressure
What is the minimum pressure I can feed to my classic valve and have no shoot down at around 8bps? I want to pre-regulate my mag on Co2.
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Marfish
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Marfish
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I would say in the 550-600 range. But why double reg a mag? There is really no reason for it. -
'Cause I don't want any liquid getting to the valve. Am I o.k. without a stabilizer or other reg.? Can I get by with an anti-siphon tank?"When all is said and done, more is said than done"Comment
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I was using my mag with an expansion chamber, and I practically never got any liquid into it. Although, I think that some people have used a stab on a mag. If it doesn't starve I'm sure it's good, but I don't know how much the flow will suffer.Comment
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HP systems are relatively cheap these days. You should look into one. Mags run way better on compressed air or N2.Comment
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you can run a stabilizer on a classic, I did for a while. The output is set at around 500 psi from the factory for the stab, but you can easily increase it if you need to."Great stories! See everyone, just buy a Sydarm and become a paintball superstar!! "
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I don't have an expansion chamber on my classic. However I do run it remote to eliminate the possibility of liquid getting into the valve. That setup is not for everyone and I do find that the remote gets caught on brush etc when playing woods ball. Other than that I haven't had any problems at all.
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When I ran Co2 I gutted my valve and used a stabilizer. Worked pretty well too.Comment
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