best adjustable tank

[RoboBeaver]

what is the best adjustable tank for the best price?

[gorymonkey2]

nitroduck x-stream, $225-$250 (depending on where you buy) adjustable from 0-900psi output, extremly light, awesomely consistent and looks cool too, 5 year hydro. that is definatly the best one at the lowest price, i have it on my karnivor and couldn't be happier.

[FallNAngel]

Depends on what you're looking for. Some brands/types to look for are:

Nitroduck X-Stream
Smart Parts MaxFlo
Centerflag Dynaflow/Hyperflow (I have one for sale BTW)
AGD Flatline

[tony3]

Dynaflow, madmolly is selling them for 225 dollars brand new in the dealer forum

[Creative Mayhem]

Personally I would say the Flatiline, then any of the Air America setups. They both work great with no hassles. I have had my AA raptor for over 10 yrs with only one overhauls to replace orings. My Flatline works awesome, and now I take the opportunity to rub it in Psychoballer's face... HAHAH sucka! I got your Flatline..

[The Spanish Inquisition]

I have a nirtro duck mega-reg and it weighs as much as a small car. However it is very consistant and durable and you can remove the tank from the reg. It's adjustable to 900 psi. and thats all i have to say about it.

[elpimpo]

conquest

[WickeDKlowN]

Raptor Rex just under $200 straight from AA.

[GT]

dynaflow>everything else

[RoboBeaver]

what is so good about a max flo, i mean, they are real expensive, i was just wondering why they are so much, are they light, or really consistant, wahts the deal

[MarkM]

what is so good about a max flo, i mean, they are real expensive, i was just wondering why they are so much, are they light, or really consistant, wahts the deal

Because they work as advertised, or maybe there is a patent on that too

Being serious though, I don't think that they are expensive and the new version is small, light and consistant, plus spares (if needed) are easy to get.

[jwalker87]

maxflos are expensive because they are VERY high flowing and consistant. They are heavy, large, and bulky, but I really like the mounting position I found on my mag with it. THe only annoying thing is there's one spring for 0-200psi and a separate spring for 300-1000psi. So nothing between 200 and 300psi for some low pressure markers.

[abunkerer]

conquest

Yeah, the conquest is an awesome system, the lightest and smallest.
Evil scion has great flow and recovery also, but is bigger and heavier than a conquest. Both systems were designed for low pressure input guns they dont have enough output to run a gun like an emag. Get a flatline for a mag.

**The paintball Gear Buyers Guide magazine that just came out has a section where they do ratings on tanks using a computerized graph, shows recharge rates and flow of a lot of tanks... for preset tanks PMI and Crossfire presets beat them all.

[Rift]

Flatline 4500 great tank reliable and consistant

[madmolly]

Centerflag Dynaflow

I used them all except the Conquest(funny considering I shoot a cyborg) but the centerflag gave me the most consistent strings. Almost no variations and man can I rip without shootdown. Plus it helps I am selling them brand new for 225 and that is a steal for what I consider the best tank on the market.
Maxflo are good tanks but people get into trouble becuase they do not maintain them until something leaks. Stupid idea. Maintenance is key. I won't buy a maxflo due to the whole SP thing.