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Re: Low Pressure Spyder: CO2 or HPA?

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

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PigTech
on May 12, 2003 at 13:03:06
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: 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?
Whichever gas you can get easiest. One of the few undeniable advantages to low pressure operation is that CO2 can reliably used to power a low pressure paintgun. The CO2 must of course be regulated to the lower pressure, and as long as that pressure is below the lowest pressure the tank gets to when it chills, you will be fine.
See you on the field,
-Bill Mills

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: : 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? : Whichever gas you can get easiest. One of the few undeniable advantages to low pressure operation is that CO2 can reliably used to power a low pressure paintgun. The CO2 must of course be regulated to the lower pressure, and as long as that pressure is below the lowest pressure the tank gets to when it chills, you will be fine. : See you on the field, : -Bill Mills

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