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Re: Thats about right.

In Reply to: PSi posted by shadow_walker on December 16, 2002 at 14:36:27:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on January 15, 2003 at 17:58:16

Stick around 300-400 psi and avoid the headaches and reliability problems.
After all, WHAT is the difference in performance on the field between 350 psi and 250 psi?
The low as you can go school of thought basically doesn't work.
The closer you get you marker to perform on the edge just short of NOT WORKING is an equation for expense and aggravation.
The cheapest way to get LP bragg'n rights is to dig a broken guage out of the trash bin, solder the port shut, and set the needle at 175 psi.

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: Stick around 300-400 psi and avoid the headaches and reliability problems. : After all, WHAT is the difference in performance on the field between 350 psi and 250 psi? : The low as you can go school of thought basically doesn't work. : The closer you get you marker to perform on the edge just short of NOT WORKING is an equation for expense and aggravation. : The cheapest way to get LP bragg'n rights is to dig a broken guage out of the trash bin, solder the port shut, and set the needle at 175 psi.

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