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The adapter screws into the tank, holding back the bottle pressure. This is not regulated. Then it screws into the regulator body. Think of it more like a tank disconnect than a traditional screw in tank. What you are referring to is more like the short cap Max-flos that you could screw i a tank then, use the max-flo to step down the pressure for the gun.Comment
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Price drop $110 shipped OBOComment
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Wow, I can't believe you would try to sell this off when you have the matching mag.
I picked up an Abaddon for $75 and it came with the matching ***aluminum*** tank-side piece.
The stainless tank half is from an Armageddon... your reg is incomplete. Sure, it will work with an Armageddon back, but it's not complete and the buyer should know that. The original reg back is black anodized aluminum.
Also, these take weird straight thread metric fittings with integrated orings. You see that flat area around the macro elbow? That's for a captured* o-ring seal on the original thread adapter. Threads are probably damaged with a tapered NPT jammed in. If a collector is buying this and intends to return it to original condition.
Does it have the aluminum carrier inside?
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Story behind them -- this is from memory of my conversations with Steven Preskill who purchased the inventory of AA, is friends with Dan, and is slowly rebuilding the brand as Immortal Air...check them out! Sorry for any inaccuracies...here goes:
The Abaddon was an unauthorized product developed by the European branch of Air America. When Dan found out that they had altered the designs and were producing these without authorization, he intervened. He flew to the European office, shut down production of the Abaddon, packed up the remaining inventory, and completely closed the European branch.
While these actions may appear to have been extreme, realize that Air America was providing pressure regulation systems for various government agencies, including a number of parts for NASA missions, as well as some classified equipment. There may have been legal implications, but more importantly his reputation was on the line. A sub-par piece of equipment could not be tolerated under his brand.
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He does have the part the tank attaches to.
No it won't accept standard tank regs.
Probably would be good to either test it to verify it works as it should, or put "untested" in the 1st post.
Last edited by going_home; 12-22-2016, 03:30 PM.
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This thread has gone to hell, the OP should start a new thread, as everyone's questions should be answered and all the other comments aren't needed...Comment
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As stated by maniac it works this is a for sale thread I'm not breaking anyone's arms or legs to buy it. It's like I have tried to say the entire time I'm just not gonna use it. I don't like that it doesn't truly match I have OCD with that kinda stuff and it is gonna sit in my junk drawer lost to the world. If someone wants it they can buy it otherwise it will stay in said drawer. Also if everyone is so adamant about me not splitting it up then trade me an equal x straight up and you can choose to keep it together. At the end of the day I wanted to own one x all the way back when I started on this forum over 12 years ago but I could never with my family and kids drop 1800 on one. Out of chance I found one and I'm grateful I will never give it up unless it's to have an equal x. So there if someone wants the reg buy it if someone wants to keep the whole thing together then trade me an x. Otherwise just let it be. I only wanted this part to be used by someone and not waisted.
Thanks
MikeComment
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Up for package deal.
Thanks
MikeComment
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I could trade ya X mags... I have a dust black one..Comment
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Xmag trade pending to devilmanComment
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