A Little help with my kit (Invert Mini)
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Just 1 more thing 
Are the HP and LP tanks any different?
Obviously one is High pressure and the other is low but does the min need a HP or can it run on LP?
Is this just another reference to the 3000 = LP and 4500+ HP?
Are the HP and LP tanks any different?
Obviously one is High pressure and the other is low but does the min need a HP or can it run on LP?
Is this just another reference to the 3000 = LP and 4500+ HP?
90% of markers run on HP, high pressure tanks, Newer markers these days can run on LP low pressure markers, however tehy were designed specifically for angels ( a kind of marker)
a High pressure regulator (HP) will make sure hte air coming out of your 4500 or 3000 PSI bottle is only 850 or so PSI which is more marker friendly.
A Low pressure regulator (HP) will make sure the air coming out of your bottle is only 450 PSI i think... i dont use them buti think its that kind of region...
I owned a Mini as my first marker and i loved it I went straight for my 68/45 ( 68 cubic inches, thats the size. 4500 PSI thats the pressure it can hold) It was light and held a good amount of air so i wasnt filling to often. I got mine for £80 with 5 years of test left on it Which is an incredible deal But the market is saturated (in my opinion) with bottles at the moment so you could probably get something around hte same price.
£40 for a heavier smaller tank or £80 for a lighter bigger tank, i thought i would make the jump at hte beginning so i wouldn't have to later...
I hope whichever bottle you get, it allows you to have great fun in paintball
a High pressure regulator (HP) will make sure hte air coming out of your 4500 or 3000 PSI bottle is only 850 or so PSI which is more marker friendly.
A Low pressure regulator (HP) will make sure the air coming out of your bottle is only 450 PSI i think... i dont use them buti think its that kind of region...
I owned a Mini as my first marker and i loved it
I went straight for my 68/45 ( 68 cubic inches, thats the size. 4500 PSI thats the pressure it can hold) It was light and held a good amount of air so i wasnt filling to often. I got mine for £80 with 5 years of test left on it Which is an incredible deal But the market is saturated (in my opinion) with bottles at the moment so you could probably get something around hte same price.£40 for a heavier smaller tank or £80 for a lighter bigger tank, i thought i would make the jump at hte beginning so i wouldn't have to later...
I hope whichever bottle you get, it allows you to have great fun in paintball
Lol well i ignored most of the advice and got a 3000 steely bottle. But as i see it when i upgrade i still have a backup =)
All your advise has been great thanks again xxx
All your advise has been great thanks again xxx
If we're going to help newcomers, let's provide the correct info:-
The metric unit of volume is the litre; the above spelling is American.
The volume info on the bottle is the water volume; 800cc/1100cc of air wouldn't last long.
The metric unit of volume is the litre; the above spelling is American.