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Angel velocity problem

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Posted by Mac Attack on March 08, 2002 at 14:24:07:

I just bought a used 98 led. I turned the velocity all the way up on the mini reg, but I am still shooting like 220fps I am running a preset nitro at 850psi. So what is wrong do you think?

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Re: Angel velocity problem Glenn Closson
19:08:12 03/09/02 (0)
Re: Angel velocity problem gnz08 18:16:55 03/09/02 (5)
- Still didn't fix it. Mac Attack 23:48:40 03/09/02 (4)
  - Re: Still didn't fix it. Split 11:56:52 03/13/02 (2)
    - i had the same problem and the cure was.......... andrew "babyruth" jordan
      01:41:00 03/31/02 (0)
    - valve Split
      11:59:06 03/13/02 (0)
  - Re: Try this D "RainMan" Weigandt
    18:35:41 03/10/02 (0)

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: I just bought a used 98 led. I turned the velocity all the way up on the mini reg, but I am still shooting like 220fps I am running a preset nitro at 850psi. So what is wrong do you think?

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