on/off for angel air

[fkinugly]

Is there a on/off valve for the Angel air reg to release pressure in the marker when not in use?? i know of the pressure adjustment on the end (decrease) and finaly is it ok to leave pressure in the marker if no valve available.. Thanks

 

[Dusty]

screw the adjuster all the way in mate and that cuts the air supply.

and yes it is fine to leave pressure in the tank though it probably will find a way out over time.

 

[fkinugly]

if i screw the adjuster in that increases the pressure to the marker, do you mean unscrew ie;decrease the pressure. and you say in the tank but is that also ok through the marker..

Originally posted by dusty
screw the adjuster all the way in mate and that cuts the air supply.

and yes it is fine to leave pressure in the tank though it probably will find a way out over time.

 

[Dusty]

sorry yes unscrew. oops

 

[bulldog2k]

but is that also ok through the marker..

It depends on the gat but I wouldn't - more wear and tear on regs and noids unneccessarily

 

[dr.strangelove]

To turn off the AIR's output, unscrew the front grub screw. It's best to do that and relieve all the pressure in your marker before storage (i.e., you're better off not leaving your marker gassed up). You can buy an inline on/off for your macro that would kill the air supply to the marker, but that only seals off the hose, it doesn't reduce or eliminate the output pressure of the AIR reg, the only way to do that is to unscrew the front grub screw.

 

[Scars]

your other option is to buy a shut off valve but that will only shut off the air to the marker and isnt advised to use whilst storeing the marker.

Tom Allen had a few and i got one thats settling dust i could sell