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Lots of info on the spyder forum

In Reply to: A ? about my spyder? posted by Vietnamese on October 27, 2003 at 21:16:09:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on October 28, 2003 at 19:43:50

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Nitro and compressed are essentially the same thing. The Flash is a FAST shooting marker. Not compatible with CO2. Get nitro as soon as you can.
A Revy Hopper should work unless you are going over 8-10 RPS. Then move up to a Halo that can handle 15-17 RPS.
You will be shooting a LOT of paint. I would get at LEAST a 68 x 3000 psi tank.
For info and opinions on air systems Go to:
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I have a personal opinion to share. I have a 68 x 4500 psi tank. I can rarely get a 4000 plus fill. Really no point in paying the extra money for a very high pressure tank if you can't get it filled to its capacity. If all you can get is 3000 then buy a 3000 psi tank. Ask around where you play if they can get 4500 psi fills consistently.

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: Go to: : http://www.warpig.com/forums/tech/spyder/index.shtml : : Nitro and compressed are essentially the same thing. The Flash is a FAST shooting marker. Not compatible with CO2. Get nitro as soon as you can. : A Revy Hopper should work unless you are going over 8-10 RPS. Then move up to a Halo that can handle 15-17 RPS. : You will be shooting a LOT of paint. I would get at LEAST a 68 x 3000 psi tank. : For info and opinions on air systems Go to: : http://www.warpig.com/forums/tech/air/index.shtml : I have a personal opinion to share. I have a 68 x 4500 psi tank. I can rarely get a 4000 plus fill. Really no point in paying the extra money for a very high pressure tank if you can't get it filled to its capacity. If all you can get is 3000 then buy a 3000 psi tank. Ask around where you play if they can get 4500 psi fills consistently.

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