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Re: problem with pressure do i need n2

In Reply to: problem with pressure do i need n2 posted by Brett on February 19, 2003 at 16:03:18:

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Posted by:
Patrick "Knightwolf" Arnold
on February 19, 2003 at 23:12:52

: I was wondering i am building a custom spyder and i pu t a genx2 reg on it since i did that i cant seem to get enough pressure so shoot a ball i was told that co2 works with the genx reg did the guy lie to me i was just wondering if going to a hpa tank will solve my problem or is it something else if someone could give me an answer soon that would be great thank you
: TTERB
the genx2 reg is not known for it's performance with co2. a cheaper option than going to n2 would be to buy a palmer stabilizer. the palmer is fantastic with co2.

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: : I was wondering i am building a custom spyder and i pu t a genx2 reg on it since i did that i cant seem to get enough pressure so shoot a ball i was told that co2 works with the genx reg did the guy lie to me i was just wondering if going to a hpa tank will solve my problem or is it something else if someone could give me an answer soon that would be great thank you : : TTERB : the genx2 reg is not known for it's performance with co2. a cheaper option than going to n2 would be to buy a palmer stabilizer. the palmer is fantastic with co2.

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