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Posted by David ":" Parsons on January 24, 2002 at 15:24:29:

In Reply to: Re: MY ECLIPSE SHOCKER IS RUNNING AT 145 PSI ??? posted by Karl_Hungus on January 15, 2002 at 18:55:13:

: : outside temp is about 55 to 60 degrees in CA...i thought shockers are supposed to run at 185 to 195 psi... i think i notice a little drop off on rapid fire with HPA and even more on CO2 ...should i be operating at 180 to 190 pressure and if so how do i get my pressure up there from 145? oh at 145 i was at 265 f.p.s. ...the field limit is 270 so to fire at 265 can i have my pressure at 185 and how to get there???? thanks if anyone can answer these questions....

: I run my turbo shocker on CO2 at 150 with 280fps with no probs. hmmm, you should have no drop off though....and you should not need a volumizer-type insert , either. you may need an internal adjustment somewhere.

: To turn up to 180, simply turn up your reg, but you wont stay below 270 if you're already at 145psi. i see your problem. If you had no drop off, i would'nt worry about it.

: I have'nt had chance to chrono my Eclipse, i'll let you know when I do...




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