1200psi output Ninja regs for automags use Pre-order

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  • darksuntzu
    Registered User
    • May 2008
    • 10

    #16
    How much would it cost for a 68/4500 complete tank and reg system in Canadian funds?

    Thanks

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    • 4rpp
      Registered User
      • Feb 2008
      • 58

      #17
      what is the idea psi input? my xvalve say not over 1000psi i think.

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      • aerosaaber
        Registered User
        • Sep 2010
        • 151

        #18
        Pretty sure I saw a video from Zak Vetter where he put 2-3000psi straight to the valve.
        I'm putting 1200psi to may valve and people have been using adjustable regs for like 10 years so I don't think you need to worry about that.

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        • factoid
          Master of Usless Trivia
          • Jul 2010
          • 457

          #19
          Originally posted by aerosaaber
          Pretty sure I saw a video from Zak Vetter where he put 2-3000psi straight to the valve.
          I'm putting 1200psi to may valve and people have been using adjustable regs for like 10 years so I don't think you need to worry about that.
          The valves are rated for 3000psi I believe.

          The fittings on the other hand are generally NOT. I think the video of Zak where he hooks a scuba tank straight to the mag is using rated stainless hose. If you tried to do that with macroline best case is you blow the hose, worst case you blow the elbow.

          I've never seen macroline rated to 1200PSI...usually they say 800 or 900PSI. That said I know lots of people have gotten it up to 1200 and not had problems. A blown macroline isn't usually a big deal anyway. I've had one fail and the biggest hazard was the hose whipping around.

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