Leaving the e-blade gassed up

[}{y8ri|)]

Cos the Angel air dont have a on/off tap does leaving the marker with pressure in it *uck the seals up?

Talking like a week or 2 between games
O and how many shot are you owner,s getting out of a good battery?
Cheers batty

 

[Mark Toye-Nexus]

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Just unwind the screw at the front to turn the outlet pressure all the way down - that way its 'off'

Next time you use it just wind it back in to the operating pressure - 550psi

Mark

 

[jahlad]

eather that or get a 90 degree elbow and an inline on off tap and fit them to your a.i.r
most people just dial em down tho.....i know a couple of people that just leave em gassed tho, including one eblade owner


as for batterys i heard planet were testing different brands to see what will do what.....everyone i know uses duracel procells

 

[}{y8ri|)]

Cheers ppl.
I will dial it down i think.


CHEERS BATTY

 

[Cube]

Originally posted by jahlad
i know a couple of people that just leave em gassed tho, including one eblade owner

it leaks empty by the next morning so what's the big deal?

no seal problems at all yet, big Jack at Planet said it wasn't a problem, and I can't be assed twisting that bloody allen nut for ever, no matter how many turns naff all seems to happen.

Leave me alone Matt you bully!!

 

[paintballer ron]

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Originally posted by Mark Toye-Nexus
Just unwind the screw at the front to turn the outlet pressure all the way down - that way its 'off'

Next time you use it just wind it back in to the operating pressure - 550psi

Mark

550? the operating pressure depends on what autococker the eblade is hooked onto. my orracle eblades operating pressure is 230, my black magic runs at 450

my black magic's battery lasts a LONG time. if you leave the battery in my orracle overnight it will be flat by morning. at the last tourney my orracle's battery had to be changed before the finals, but i was shooting it ALOT and it already had two sections or whatever gone from chronoing it the day before. (i had to shoot alot at the chrono b/c there were VERY strict velocity rules.)