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Re: HELP ME, i think theres co2 in my lcd!

In Reply to: Re: HELP ME, i think theres co2 in my lcd! posted by Tom Sparkman on July 17, 2003 at 14:01:17:

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Xnuke
on August 07, 2003 at 23:31:07

: : It's not likely you got CO2 in your tank. It's easy enough to check with whoever filled it. If you filled it to 4500 psi then you didn't use CO2. Most likely the conditions you were playing in caused symptoms similar to using CO2. Compressed air will cool off if used rapidly similar to,although not as bad as, CO2. Sounds like the gun is using an unusually high amount of air.

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: : : It's not likely you got CO2 in your tank. It's easy enough to check with whoever filled it. If you filled it to 4500 psi then you didn't use CO2. Most likely the conditions you were playing in caused symptoms similar to using CO2. Compressed air will cool off if used rapidly similar to,although not as bad as, CO2. Sounds like the gun is using an unusually high amount of air.

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