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Good simplification but more complicated...

In Reply to: Re: thanks but one more question posted by Razorpb on November 25, 2002 at 15:15:54:


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Posted by:
Ras Masyean
on November 30, 2002 at 00:12:48

effiency + output pressure count too.

effiency: will you fire 180 per 1000 psi...or 220 per 1000 psi. paint barrel fit, ported barrels, marker tuning, etc determine this.

ouput pressure: are you still good when the output is 300 psi? or 800 psi. With the first, you get 500 more psi of air.

If you get a max flow single, you will not have to step up the output pressure to feed a second reg. You can just adjust the single reg to your marker operating pressure.

: Sounds like a good deal. I know I'll get dissagreement from others on this point, but in my experience I calculate 200 shots per 1000 psi. So with my 68 3000 I get about 600 shots. With a 68 4500 I would expect about 900 shots when full. I would definetly get the 4500 in case you happen to play at a field that can actually fill that high. Hope it helps.

: Razor

:
: : thanks for the info...i found a sale where there was a 68 ci 4500 psi for $185 and the PMI 68ci 4500 psi was $200. How many shots do you get with your cocker with the 68ci 3000psi?


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