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Re: anti siphon

In Reply to: anti siphon posted by matt carter on September 16, 2003 at 01:59:35:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on September 18, 2003 at 16:43:25

I've never heard of an anti-siphon in a HPA system, but I could be wrong. The Maxflo 3000 is the first and only reference I've seen to putting CO2 in a HPA tank.
Razor

: when ordering an hpa tank can you just ask them to install an anti siphon so you can use co2 or air. or is the smart parts maxflo 3000 the only one?

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: I've never heard of an anti-siphon in a HPA system, but I could be wrong. The Maxflo 3000 is the first and only reference I've seen to putting CO2 in a HPA tank. : Razor : : : when ordering an hpa tank can you just ask them to install an anti siphon so you can use co2 or air. or is the smart parts maxflo 3000 the only one?

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