ok ive looked over the bottle and the reg with no sign of its actual output :X where should i be lookin for such info ?
angel 1 + pmi hp bottle = ?? :)
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ok ive looked over the bottle and the reg with no sign of its actual output :X where should i be lookin for such info ?
Id have just bought a new reg rather than a whole new air system.
Bout £30-£50 depending on what you want.
Gets rid of the gay minireg
Bout £30-£50 depending on what you want.
Gets rid of the gay minireg
Cant do that on the A1. Or any of the new Angels.
Your stuck with the gay minireg (gayer than most sadly) unless you buy a reg adapter thing for crazy money.
wow. that sucks balls.
what is the exact reason for the angel regs not being able to deal with a HP input? why dont they just sort it out and redesign the regs once and for all, or ship them with a decent aftermarket part such as a CP.
what is the exact reason for the angel regs not being able to deal with a HP input? why dont they just sort it out and redesign the regs once and for all, or ship them with a decent aftermarket part such as a CP.
The output range of the minireg is relative to the input.
Its simply down to how the reg works.
I know, you are asking why exactly does it need to be like that. Err I dont know for certain but my guess is safety/insurance.
The reason the minireg is set for lp air systems rather than both is, it gives a much more accurate and sustainable output if it only needs to cover a smaller pressure range. All angel miniregs can be adjusted to work with hp bottles.
Think of it as a sweet spot on a golf club, the larger the club the bigger the sweet spot. With the minireg the smaller the input pressure difference the larger the sweet spot will be.
Think of it as a sweet spot on a golf club, the larger the club the bigger the sweet spot. With the minireg the smaller the input pressure difference the larger the sweet spot will be.
