Maxflow????

[hamilton]

Hi
I am really confused about this even after having downloading the maxflow manual from the website
I want to buy a maxflow for my Bushmaster 2000
I am currently running it on 20oz Co2 with on/off valve and a super sprint bottom line
They reccomend the input preasure for a bushmaster is about 425psi
What kind of maxflow do i need to run on a 20oz co2 bottle and does anyone know where i can get one?
Edit- and for how much??

cheers
Hammy

 

[Skeet]

Ive got a high preasuure MAxFlow...the new style, blue.....erm..NewDesigns Maxflow drop in blue.....
see my thread Here with pics!

 

[hamilton]

wow i wasn't aware that maxflows cost that much, i dnt think i can afford one if thats what they cost

thanks anyways
Hammy

 

[Skeet]

Well...you might need a Verticle one which is different, but mine is the reg only, and its a 4500 psi air reg...

 

[FAMINE]

For C02 u need an old style max flow, keep your eyes out for a 2nd hand one, should cost you around the £50 mark

I think I have one in the office on an Impy we have in for sale, feel free to drop by and ill show ya what ya need

J

 

[stark]

Forget about getting a maxflow. I had one with my bushy and had endless problems with it. Get a Nitroduck instead, much better tank reg and only £60!

 

[hamilton]

i can't use air because my local site doesn't refill it

 

[|TPB|=SULLY=]

ouch that sucks ,tell the minge bags to get an airtank coz not everu 1 wants to balls up there good markers firin there paint.lol what door hinges they r lol.dude if u got a good marker or serviced it & replace all the seals u really dont wanna throw that diabolical co2 innit if u can help it dude

 

[hamilton]

unfortuneatly i can't help it but thats life
as i said the reccommended input preasure for a bushmaster 2000 is 425psi
now i understand that a normal co2 bottle with a normal on/off valve provides input preasures of around 800psi
essentially what i wanna know is will taking measures to get the input preasure to 425psi weather it's via a maxflow or another kind of reg (like the CMI CO2000 inline regulator i have seen for sale on here) improve the performance of my marker?

i hope thats not too complicated

cheers
Hammy

 

[stark]

You can run your BM2K on CO2 but ICD doesnt reccommend it - if you get liquid CO2 in your solenoid it will break.

Regarding input pressure. If its a newer BM2K it will be able to take high pressure input. Again if you have to use CO2 get a Palmer stabiliser rather than using the stock reg.