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In Reply to: Pro Connect question posted by BodyByHostess on December 17, 2002 at 11:08:43:

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Posted by:
vantrepes
on December 17, 2002 at 12:20:56

The really old ones worked well, but could be a serious choke point for air flow on LP markers. They redesigned them 4-5 years ago, and really opened up the passages.
From what I have seen, the newer ones have no noticable effect, but even if you had an old one, if you aren't getting shoot down at high ROF, don't worry about it.
: I'm using a Pro Connect between my 68/4500 Raptor and my '97 Evolution. The Raptor has no on/off so the Pro Connect is serving that purpose (I don't want to unscrew my adjuster to turn the tank off).
: How badly does the Pro Connect restrict air flow?
: Thanks,
: BBH

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: The really old ones worked well, but could be a serious choke point for air flow on LP markers. They redesigned them 4-5 years ago, and really opened up the passages. : From what I have seen, the newer ones have no noticable effect, but even if you had an old one, if you aren't getting shoot down at high ROF, don't worry about it. : : I'm using a Pro Connect between my 68/4500 Raptor and my '97 Evolution. The Raptor has no on/off so the Pro Connect is serving that purpose (I don't want to unscrew my adjuster to turn the tank off). : : How badly does the Pro Connect restrict air flow? : : Thanks, : : BBH

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