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  • Russ
    Senior Membrane
    • Jul 2001
    • 1935

    #1

    HPA Trends...what's Hot?

    I'm getting back "into" paintball, and when I was playing, adjustable reg systems were the shizzle.

    Flatlines, CenterFlag, Air America etc were the "best" air systems available.

    Now it seems everyone is using a screw-in tank, and many companies have discontinued all their adjustable systems?

    Why?

    ...and what's the "best" screw-in for Mags, particularly Mags the shoot fast and like around 1k PSI of input pressure?
  • olinar
    mech>electro
    • May 2006
    • 1777

    #2
    well theres the new i-reg from nitroduck that is an adjustable preset in a sanse. its got spinrgs that you swap out in order to adjust the psi output. its also a screw in. im going to be picking one up as soon as i find a 45/45 tank to my liking.

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    • MANN
      I am in TN. GO VOLS.
      • Apr 2006
      • 4266

      #3
      I still use my adjustable....but Im old

      My oppinion is dont fix it if it isnt broke

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      • olinar
        mech>electro
        • May 2006
        • 1777

        #4
        im acctually running a raptor reg, i had a screw in but i just sold it since i dont use it anymore. i would love a raptor rex reg but i cannot find one or anything on them. im starting to think they never existed.

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        • LS1 WS6
          Registered User
          • Feb 2005
          • 224

          #5
          For 1000 psi you are going to need an adjustable. I use to have an Air America Apocalypse on my mag and really liked it. Most of the preset screw in high pressure tanks are going to be around 800 to 850 psi. I like Pure Energy regs.

          Watch out, because not all adjustables can go that high.

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          • CKY_Alliance
            Team Deranged
            • Jan 2005
            • 1695

            #6
            If you want to use screw in go Crossfire HP (red label) they have the some of the most consistent regs out and they have an output of 800-850 psi...


            Don't worry about any other brand if you're getting screw in just go crossfire and save yourself time.


            Styg's post below reminded me...Draxxus and Cp are releasing tiny tanks, IDK what the numbers for consistancy or output are on them, but I'm sure they are decent..



            /wonder why no one had tried to patent tanks/regs yet...
            Last edited by CKY_Alliance; 03-27-2007, 07:29 PM.

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            • StygShore
              Waterford, MI

              • Aug 2002
              • 2854

              #7
              Originally posted by olinar
              well theres the new i-reg from nitroduck that is an adjustable preset in a sanse. its got spinrgs that you swap out in order to adjust the psi output. its also a screw in. im going to be picking one up as soon as i find a 45/45 tank to my liking.

              If I ever get a gun ... I'll let you know how recharge is on the I-reg - you might want to talk direct to Nitro duck, their new tuffskin tanks are TINY


              Styg
              Sometimes It's Good to be EVIL

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              • cyrus-the-virus
                http://www.thepbforum.com/
                • Feb 2006
                • 1259

                #8
                I like the macdev tanks myself...

                I'm still running a conquest tank, but it sucks for mags because it's OPP it 650.....

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                • Russ
                  Senior Membrane
                  • Jul 2001
                  • 1935

                  #9
                  I'm old, too, and I have no intensions of replacing the Flatlines, or the Mac-Dev Conquest on my Son's 'cocker...

                  that said, I still would like to know the the "best" pre-set screw-in reg is?

                  The CenterFlag 420 SV is sweet, as is the Mac-Dev Legionair pre-set. I like the CP reg as well. All are easily rebuildable as well.

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                  • MANN
                    I am in TN. GO VOLS.
                    • Apr 2006
                    • 4266

                    #10
                    Originally posted by StygShore
                    If I ever get a gun ... I'll let you know how recharge is on the I-reg - you might want to talk direct to Nitro duck, their new tuffskin tanks are TINY


                    Styg
                    Still no gun??

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                    • Chronobreak
                      Rec Poster
                      • Mar 2003
                      • 5055

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Russ
                      I'm getting back "into" paintball, and when I was playing, adjustable reg systems were the shizzle.

                      Flatlines, CenterFlag, Air America etc were the "best" air systems available.

                      Now it seems everyone is using a screw-in tank, and many companies have discontinued all their adjustable systems?

                      Why?

                      ...and what's the "best" screw-in for Mags, particularly Mags the shoot fast and like around 1k PSI of input pressure?

                      adjustable screw ins are where its at

                      there is the I-reg and a few others.

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                      • Dead Eye
                        Go Hard or Go Home!
                        • Jun 2005
                        • 68

                        #12
                        Count me a s old too... I still use my Armageddon every time I play, and it's on a 114/4500.

                        I also have an older Max Flow that I just picked up. love them both.

                        Croddfire hands down for screw in presets.

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                        • warbeak2099
                          That is my foot!
                          • Jan 2004
                          • 4447

                          #13
                          Nitro Duck also makes the X-stream. It's a screw in that is adjustable up to 900psi with an allen key.
                          My Feedback

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                          • Caboose
                            Registered User
                            • Jul 2006
                            • 527

                            #14
                            Unless you have a mag, you don't need anything other than a preset HP tank. LP is for the regless Angels and nothing else. HP is good for everything else.

                            Dye Throttles are great. Crossfire is definately one of the best. Pure Energy is so-so.

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                            • Chronobreak
                              Rec Poster
                              • Mar 2003
                              • 5055

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Caboose
                              Unless you have a mag, you don't need anything other than a preset HP tank. LP is for the regless Angels and nothing else. HP is good for everything else.

                              Dye Throttles are great. Crossfire is definately one of the best. Pure Energy is so-so.
                              throttles seem to fill slow, and have a horrid recharge rate...

                              crossfire is good

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