i have been told that my freinds spyder might be leaking gas as i am using the wrong type of Co2. i didn't even know that there was two types, is this true or am i being taken up the garden path.
Cheers Bean
Cheers Bean
two types of Co2
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There isn't 2 types, only 2 states...liquid and gas.
Co2 is Co2, no changing it
Maybe he means you should have an antisiphon tube.
Co2 is Co2, no changing it
Maybe he means you should have an antisiphon tube.
HAHAHA!! sweet mother, tell me if the guy tries to sell you a "special setup" for the "other" CO2.
and if he does, punch him.
hard.
in the face.
and if he does, punch him.
hard.
in the face.
lol, yeh punch him for lieing, there is the liqid which is best delt with by using an anti siphon.
good job. hope you broke the bugger's nose.
now give phillip a hug for being right.
ahh, screw it, HUGS FOR EVERYONE!!
i love you guys. (in a totally non-sexual way, of course)
clearing the air...
now give phillip a hug for being right.
ahh, screw it, HUGS FOR EVERYONE!!
i love you guys. (in a totally non-sexual way, of course)
clearing the air...
use a anti syphon tube in bottle and a regulator if current spyder hasent got one, will help stop liquid getting into gun.
Gah, that's like using a loaf of bread to shelter from the rain (I don't know ehere that analogy came from, I am tired, ok? ) While a regulator may prevent liquid from entering the gun itself, regulators dislike liquid CO2 even more than the gun does. They have o-rings that freeze and bits to leak from as well. A regulator is not a replacement for an expansion chamber. But an anti-siphon tube deals with the problem well enough most of the time.
) While a regulator may prevent liquid from entering the gun itself, regulators dislike liquid CO2 even more than the gun does. They have o-rings that freeze and bits to leak from as well. A regulator is not a replacement for an expansion chamber. But an anti-siphon tube deals with the problem well enough most of the time.
REGULATORS
i use a palmer stabilizer reg with anti syphon works great, no spikes and since using reg no liquid , most spyder sites recomend a good reg to help keep liqiud out.
i use a palmer stabilizer reg with anti syphon works great, no spikes and since using reg no liquid , most spyder sites recomend a good reg to help keep liqiud out.
2xco2?
One of the reasons the Palmer Stabilizer is supposed to be THE reg for CO2 is it does act a bit like an expansion chamber. It also seems to tolerate the CO2 better than most.
One of the reasons the Palmer Stabilizer is supposed to be THE reg for CO2 is it does act a bit like an expansion chamber. It also seems to tolerate the CO2 better than most.