hey guys really troubled at the moment what do i need for an angel fly ir3 and an smartparts Ion, whats the difference between the psi 3000 and psi 4500. can some one explain to me as well what do i do at a site like npf when i run out of air
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3000psi and 4500psi are just the amount of presure that the canister can hold, so 4500 can also use the 3000 fill points. Just check the pressure output for your marker, whether its hi or lo. about upto 300 is low. Your site will probably have air fill stations and they will fill it for you or you can do it yourself.
awsome so whats better high or low cus my ir3 fly is high how do i no how many shots ill get out of the tank
its high pressure but does that mean you are not buying the pilot??
i don't particularly give a **** but you would be polite to let me know.
i don't particularly give a **** but you would be polite to let me know.
the amount of shots you get put of it depends what size your tank is, but you'll get enough for any tourney or rec-ball match
I did snip some of that off, but the first bit
"What is better, high or low pressure?" was answered.
yeh thats right thanks but will my paintball gun not work if i have a high pressure one if i need a low pressure and vice versuer and how will i no if it low or high (the air tank that is )
As far as I can tell, and I'm very new, so I may well be wrong.
There is no "high" or "low" air pressure bottle, the high and low is referring to the regulator that you attach to your air bottle.
If you require high pressure, you need a high pressure regulator and an attaching bottle.
The ratings on the bottle are for the maximum pressure the bottle can contain so the higher the PSI rating, the more air it can store for the same volume, but your regulator controls the output.
Or, I'm totally wrong, in which case, ignore me.
There is no "high" or "low" air pressure bottle, the high and low is referring to the regulator that you attach to your air bottle.
If you require high pressure, you need a high pressure regulator and an attaching bottle.
The ratings on the bottle are for the maximum pressure the bottle can contain so the higher the PSI rating, the more air it can store for the same volume, but your regulator controls the output.
Or, I'm totally wrong, in which case, ignore me.