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In Reply to: Low Pressure Spyder: CO2 or HPA? posted by Brandon68 on May 03, 2003 at 00:26:45:

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joe "SnIp3rSh0t" ramos
on May 03, 2003 at 03:54:43

c02 is old school go with hpa ull run into less problems ie...stable psi...with hpa its a lot more stable and u dont have to worry bout freezing bottles
: I'm thinking about converting my Spyder TL Plus to a low pressure system. What kind of experience have you all had with CO2 or HPA on this type of system?

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: c02 is old school go with hpa ull run into less problems ie...stable psi...with hpa its a lot more stable and u dont have to worry bout freezing bottles : : I'm thinking about converting my Spyder TL Plus to a low pressure system. What kind of experience have you all had with CO2 or HPA on this type of system?

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