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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns

Are low pressure markers, meaning lp operation?

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Posted by:
philmyster
on December 26, 2003 at 14:19:07

Can someone please answer this question for me?
Are the Low Pressure Markers, low pressure meaning in low pressure operations? or is it low pressure meaning, the actual air pressure stright from the valve to the paintball? I would think that it would be the "opertion" that is low pressure, but some say it's not. and if it is the actual pressure from the valve to the paintball, is that not the velocity of the paintball or does the velocity determined by how long the valve stays open(the dwell value)?

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: Can someone please answer this question for me? : Are the Low Pressure Markers, low pressure meaning in low pressure operations? or is it low pressure meaning, the actual air pressure stright from the valve to the paintball? I would think that it would be the "opertion" that is low pressure, but some say it's not. and if it is the actual pressure from the valve to the paintball, is that not the velocity of the paintball or does the velocity determined by how long the valve stays open(the dwell value)?

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