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Re: 68/3000 Crossfire: EMPTY at 800psi?
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Posted by flow on July 15, 2002 at 09:13:57:

In Reply to: 68/3000 Crossfire: EMPTY at 800psi? posted by VMAvery on July 14, 2002 at 19:44:34:

: Alright maybe i'm just a n00b, but my tank is out of air when i reach 800psi...is this normal? or should the tank run empty when it is actually at 0?

What kind of set up do you have on your gun? Some of the inline regs do not regulate below 700 very well and can cause you to not be able to operate your marker. Can you take the tank off the marker and depress the pin. If you get a good flow of air out if the valve then it must be something with the set up of the marker.

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