Can you run compressed air through remotes?

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  • SimmaDownNow
    Hello I'm the new guy!
    • May 2004
    • 21

    #16
    Argh what type of file does it have to be? .gif? .jpg?

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    • DementedChild
      I like warps!
      • Apr 2004
      • 133

      #17
      doesnt matter

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      • Paintball_4_Fun
        Marker still on Backorder
        • Feb 2004
        • 159

        #18
        wow this is kind of like a chat room
        Last edited by Paintball_4_Fun; 05-08-2004, 03:04 AM.

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        • SimmaDownNow
          Hello I'm the new guy!
          • May 2004
          • 21

          #19
          Ok I PMed you

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          • Pacifist_Farmer
            Registered User
            • Aug 2003
            • 740

            #20
            Way to hyjack the thread fellas

            I tried running a classic RT on a remote for a while, funny thing is when I had an old 114ci steel tank on the remote the gun worked ok, the first two days.

            For some reason it stopped working, i think the remote wouldnt allow enough air to recharge the marker fast enough.

            I cant imagine why it worked in the first place.

            I suggest against the remote

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            • Jerhew
              Riverside Regiment
              • Jul 2002
              • 677

              #21
              on the contrary

              you can easily run a remote with compressed air....
              the remote line has a larger inner diameter than the air passages in your gun

              co2 gas is equivalent to about 800psi anyway so it'd be no real difference

              i can run my AT-85 on full auto with a remote line
              full auto around 15bps, i can hold the trigger down until i run out of balls and/or air with no skips or any problems...

              ...not to mention that the AT-xx series of guns are extremely sensitive to input pressure changes...

              i personally don't run a remote on my mag because i prefer an on gun setup now, but there's no reason why you can't. It's just personal preference, don't let anyone tell you different
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              • kauai_paintball
                I am skidd now
                • Mar 2004
                • 505

                #22
                Thanks, Ive never used a remote before, so i dont know, Id preferr not using a remote, but You gotta do what you gotta do.
                If I see one more "What happened to smart parts" thread, I will kill Adam Gardner. You have been warned.

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                • RenagadeOfFunkRTPcf
                  A.K.A FunK WanG
                  • Aug 2003
                  • 2302

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Paintball_4_Fun
                  wow this is kind of like a chat room

                  ...two pb/forum noobs going at it....om...CLOSE THIS :P

                  ...yes n2/compressed air can go through remotes... (what is with noobs?)

                  ...they should ask "CAN air go through a hose???...damn im 1337/leet"
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                  • vf-xx
                    Henchmen Inc.
                    • Nov 2001
                    • 3311

                    #24
                    I've used a remote for a long time. With a classic valve using a pre set should be no problem. With an RT valve you may experience drop off. I use an adjustable tank and run at 900psi for my RT. I run it in a camel pack and haven't had any problems with it at all.
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                    • BobTheCow63
                      IAO Gold Star winner (BTK)
                      • Dec 2002
                      • 3832

                      #25
                      Check it out, looks like he's an AIRHEAD!!!!

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                      • RenagadeOfFunkRTPcf
                        A.K.A FunK WanG
                        • Aug 2003
                        • 2302

                        #26
                        ..I liked it cow...





                        ...no i didn't
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                        • kauai_paintball
                          I am skidd now
                          • Mar 2004
                          • 505

                          #27
                          If I see one more "What happened to smart parts" thread, I will kill Adam Gardner. You have been warned.

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                          • RoadDawg
                            Degeneration X is back
                            • May 2001
                            • 4023

                            #28
                            To answer your question. YES. To answer the why? Have you ever had a 114/4500 Armageddon on the bottom of your marker? Imagine a 2 liter bottle on the bottom of your gun. It's not exactly light nor small. It works. I've seen it done with a 68/3k flatline.
                            Sorry, I'm old

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