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Posted by KustomKid on March 14, 2002 at 15:00:06:

In Reply to: Re: Response trigger problem posted by Chiltepe on March 06, 2002 at 22:33:39:

You'll most likely have to re "sweet spot" the RT. Also it sounds like you're operating pressure is pretty low. You might want to kick it up to 450psi or so. As far as Tippmanns fix, they replace the hose running from the valve to the piston behind the trigger with a fatter one. I say tinker with it, try and fix it yourself. I was lucky enough to stumble on a setting that worked. If you can'tfix it then send it in to Tippmann.

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: You'll most likely have to re "sweet spot" the RT. Also it sounds like you're operating pressure is pretty low. You might want to kick it up to 450psi or so. As far as Tippmanns fix, they replace the hose running from the valve to the piston behind the trigger with a fatter one. I say tinker with it, try and fix it yourself. I was lucky enough to stumble on a setting that worked. If you can'tfix it then send it in to Tippmann.

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