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Air Pressures within a marker

Booti

suicide blonde comin thru
Aug 18, 2003
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Wonder if anyone can help. I am just trying to work something out and need to know the pressure that the air is at during the different parts of its journey thru a marker. I know that it will differ from marker to marker, so if i can have the info for an EGO that would be best. Also could you state he ranges (as the pressure changes during adjustment)

Air Bottle - 3000 or 4500
Air Reg output -
FRM -
Valve - (i presume this is the same as the FRM reading)
LPR output -
Solenoid - (again i presume this is the same as the LPR reading)

Cheers in advance
 

Tom Allen

TFP
Jul 4, 2003
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In most modern electro markers there are three different pressures.

1. Main bottle reg pressure at the asa = 450psi or 850psi.

2. firing pressure at the top of the frm = 170psi to 750psi

3. cycling pressure at the solenoid = 50psi to 120psi

I think the ego is :

1. either
2. 400psi
3. 80psi (Not sure if this is accurate)
 

dr.strangelove

PrematurelyPost-Traumatic
Sep 14, 2002
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Like Tom said, most modern electros have similar pressures. For the Ego, from what I've read (I don't own one) it should be:

Air tank: 3000 or 4500 psi
Air tank reg output: 450 or 850 psi preset
Secondary reg (the one attached to the marker. This would be the pressure contained behind the valve and fed to the LPR): 250 psi
Cocking pressure (pressure fed from the LPR to the solenoid): 90 psi

There is a really good Ego diagram at PBnation in the Ego forum as well that shows all the gas paths.
 

Lovetone

Peter Pan of Paintball
Feb 25, 2005
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Tom Allen said:
In most modern electro markers there are three different pressures.

1. Main bottle reg pressure at the asa = 450psi or 850psi.

2. firing pressure at the top of the frm = 170psi to 750psi

3. cycling pressure at the solenoid = 50psi to 120psi

I think the ego is :

1. either
2. 400psi
3. 80psi (Not sure if this is accurate)

1. either
2. 280psi +/- 10%
3. 80-110psi

thats what i beleive it to be...