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Prob may be the LP tank

In Reply to: Orracle help posted by diginerd on April 08, 2003 at 02:03:16:

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Posted by:
BodyByHostess
on April 11, 2003 at 09:55:14

: The orracle is brand new out of the box with a crossfire 88ci 4500psi lp tank...
I don't know about the oracle reg, but for many inline regs, 400-450 input pressure is not sufficient for consistant output (I'm assuming 250-350 operating pressure).
Recommendations for input pressure to your reg (tank output) usually are 200-300 psi over operating pressure, or 2 times your operating pressure, or for some regs (the AA Messiah for example) 700 psi minimum.
The LP crossfire tanks are best used for markers designed to operate in the 200-250 psi range. In most cases with cockers a HP fixed output tank is a better choice.

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: : The orracle is brand new out of the box with a crossfire 88ci 4500psi lp tank... : I don't know about the oracle reg, but for many inline regs, 400-450 input pressure is not sufficient for consistant output (I'm assuming 250-350 operating pressure). : Recommendations for input pressure to your reg (tank output) usually are 200-300 psi over operating pressure, or 2 times your operating pressure, or for some regs (the AA Messiah for example) 700 psi minimum. : The LP crossfire tanks are best used for markers designed to operate in the 200-250 psi range. In most cases with cockers a HP fixed output tank is a better choice.

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