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WARPIG Tech Talk - Air
Re: N2, angel air, tinytornado, ans uni reg
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Posted by tamu on August 01, 2002 at 12:48:06:

In Reply to: N2, angel air, tinytornado, ans uni reg posted by Melinko on July 30, 2002 at 19:28:01:

Ask the people you buy it from. It sounds too simple, but if they are selling them, then they should have experience with what works the best.
The angel air is not any better, it is adjustable so that you can set it where you want it. But at 500+ dollars, they could have put an on/off valve. Many pro teams have switched to lighter preset bottles in the last few years.


: hey if i were to buy an autococker, how would i know how much pressure to run it on. cuz i am thinking about getting a Tiny Tornado autococker by sandridge and i was also thinkin of an ANS Inline Reg. and Angel Air. so how would i know how much pressure to run through it? and i would also like to know what makes angel air better than just like a crossfire tank or something.



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