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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
Sounds like an O.K. setup...

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Posted by Hellbore on February 27, 2002 at 04:38:01:

In Reply to: Tell Me What You Think Of My Set-Up posted by James on February 22, 2002 at 19:27:16:

I think the Flatline is fun to use sometimes but I get tired of it after a while. I like the reactive trigger a lot. I don't like the Halo loader so much, I prefer good old revvy. I REALLY don't like expansion chambers. They are pretty much a ripoff since you could pay 10 or 20 dollars more and get a regulator. I think your setup would benefit greatly from a regulated air source. When you switch to Nitrogen/HPA, your tank will have a regulator on it, and I think you'll see a great benefit. It's interesting though, when I got my first marker I didn't know what I was doing, and I wasted money on things like venturi bolts, expansion chambers, and rear-cocking conversion kits, and none of them made my marker shoot any better. You'll get a real noticeable benefit when you switch to HPA, but you could always switch the expansion chamber for a regulator for now, if you want to save some money in the short run. Then, when you got your HPA tank, you would have two regulators - the one that is required on the tank, and the one you already would have. A system with two regulators is quite a bit more consistent than a system with one regulator. Just some ideas to think about.

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: I think the Flatline is fun to use sometimes but I get tired of it after a while. I like the reactive trigger a lot. I don't like the Halo loader so much, I prefer good old revvy. I REALLY don't like expansion chambers. They are pretty much a ripoff since you could pay 10 or 20 dollars more and get a regulator. I think your setup would benefit greatly from a regulated air source. When you switch to Nitrogen/HPA, your tank will have a regulator on it, and I think you'll see a great benefit. It's interesting though, when I got my first marker I didn't know what I was doing, and I wasted money on things like venturi bolts, expansion chambers, and rear-cocking conversion kits, and none of them made my marker shoot any better. You'll get a real noticeable benefit when you switch to HPA, but you could always switch the expansion chamber for a regulator for now, if you want to save some money in the short run. Then, when you got your HPA tank, you would have two regulators - the one that is required on the tank, and the one you already would have. A system with two regulators is quite a bit more consistent than a system with one regulator. Just some ideas to think about.

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