Ok, I'm getting pretty tired of my Throttle. I've taken it to Dye twice to raise the pressure up for my Rt-pro. But now its back down to around 715 Psi and has terrible consistency at rates of fire over 6-7 BPS. So I'm looking to either change the Dye reg on the tank with a Dynaflow regulator about $230. OR buy a Macdev '05 Legionair, with shipping about $230. I just can't seem to find the exact output pressure of the Hp Macdev (800 or 850 Psi). If it's a consistant 850 Psi I'm sold but if it lingers at 775-800Psi I'm going Dynaflow.
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yeah definietly legionComment
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I'm thinking Macdev but I really like the feeling of the 850Psi range(snappyer, more reactive trigger). Just wish I knew what the output was.
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If you're willing to change the reg on your current bottle, then prehaps you should consider a conquest (http://airsoldier.com/regulators/index.shtml)Brent "Twiek" Crowe
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Conquest regs are not adjustable past 650Psi that wouldnt work for a mech mag.Originally posted by Twiek
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Are you on crack?
Dynaflow all the way. Adjustable up to 1000 PSI. Great consistiency.
Emag in hybrid at 950 PSI. Mmm, good. Have you seen the Z-Man vids?
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Last edited by MicroMiniMe; 04-21-2005, 09:08 PM.
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Ah, I was unaware of that.Originally posted by tipp-ed off
In that case, I'd recommend the Dynaflow. I personally don't like screw in regs, and I really don't like non-adjustable regs (especially on mags).Brent "Twiek" Crowe
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That is why I would take the Dynaflow. Look at the recharge on that thing.Originally posted by MicroMiniMeComment
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I hate answers like that; no explanation no backup not even a suggestion of why you mentioned a choice NOT EVEN LISTED.Originally posted by nirvana1234
OK having said that. I would suggest you go with the Centerflag DynaFlow tank or their new 4CE reg. both are high flow light weight and work very well with the Mag system.
The MacDev tanks (while they are VERY light and nice tanks) ARE NOT GOOD MAG TANKS. They have trouble breaking 800psi. I have tried them out on X-Mags and RT Pros and they are NOT an ideal choice.Comment
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Yes! Thank You Z-man that is what I wanted to hear. Why get a super nice tank if it wont fit my purpose. Dynaflow it is.Originally posted by Z-man
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Like Zak said, either DynaFlow or 4CE.
I personally have a dynaflow. Best tank I have ever used, bar none. Very consistant, fairly small, and very user friendly. The on/off is push button, and actually bleeds the line. very cool feature.
The 4CE looks extremely promising, if i didn't own the best tank in the universe i might have looked into it.Comment
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How do I take of my old reg? That thing wont budge.
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If you don't know what you're doing with a tank, let a professional handle the reg removal part. Most regs have some sort of threadlocker applied to the threads that go into the tank itself at the factories where their assembled. You can damage the threads if you don't do it right, and if the threads get damaged, the tank is junk. So definitely let a pro handle any tank concerns. I'm just looking out for your safety.Comment
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