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Hideous
24-12-2003, 10:56 AM
A question

When i posted about the smallest tank/reg combination it was because of my weakling partner and her weak arms saying that a 68/3000 ws too heavy for her. :kiss:

Now.. CO2 - cylinders are smaller, sometimes lighter, what disadvantages would there be to running the Shocker on Co2 for her ?

Jamie_Cracker
24-12-2003, 09:29 PM
i have found co2 to be heavier as you use a liquid in the cylinder instead of just air

Rainman
24-12-2003, 11:41 PM
Remember that shockers do go through alot of air/gas, so a normal 20 oz co2 bottle would probably not be enough to get her through a game, all depending on how many shots she will want to use per game.

Sikosis
26-12-2003, 01:57 PM
On hotter days CO2 is affected :( so HPA is the way ...

Jamie_Cracker
26-12-2003, 02:44 PM
HPA is as well but not in the same degree,you will get spikes with C02 as it heats up with HPA you just have to worry about blowing out your burst disks

Hideous
26-12-2003, 07:22 PM
HPA is as well but not in the same degree,you will get spikes with C02 as it heats up with HPA you just have to worry about blowing out your burst disks


Cool well its sounds like i need a 45/4500 with reg

James
27-12-2003, 06:32 AM
don't forget co2 is nasty on o-rings and seals !

james
macdev

Hideous
27-12-2003, 01:40 PM
don't forget co2 is nasty on o-rings and seals !

james
macdev


jamessssss..... // can i have a 45/4500 red conquest and a red 04 galdiator ???
come on its only xmas.. how about it..surely you have had your one day break a year .. back to work slave :whip: :whip:

shelle
27-12-2003, 02:32 PM
<snip>..surely you have had your one day break a year .. back to work slave :whip: :whip:

LOL - that's really gonna convince him to help you mate (not !!). Guess we've gotta teach you how to ask for things nicely. Ye must learneth to say please and thank you :p

GAV WA
27-12-2003, 02:37 PM
A screw in pre-set would probably be the lightest I'd say. No big adjustable reg on it.

Hideous
27-12-2003, 08:04 PM
A screw in pre-set would probably be the lightest I'd say. No big adjustable reg on it.


I will pay on that advice .. we have a choice.... centerflag or macdev here in AU///

Jamie_Cracker
27-12-2003, 11:07 PM
i use the centre flag on my e orracle as well as my timmy and they work great

Deadeye
28-12-2003, 11:26 AM
put a 45/4500 straight into a bottom line and on a 03 Shocker and you will have one of the lightest setups availible, maybe a revy on their instead of a Halo or Egg 2 because thats another few ounces gone. Just be careful to make sure she holds it tight when the wind blows.

James
28-12-2003, 12:43 PM
good to see some manners shelle! hideous we can talk colours when you ask nicely !!(just kidding) we have a colour similar to your shocker but we havn't done it in a while, the good thing about our screw in's is other than being made here we can set it to suit your marker before sending it out to you. but seriously a conquest would be better (only a tad heavier - barely noticable) if your gf decides she doesn't like the game you can use the quest on anything, ok now i'm back to work !!

Crazy
28-12-2003, 01:01 PM
I didn't know James chains were long enough to get to the computer :D

I like the conquest but haven't had much to do with the centre flag.
Honestly the conquest isn't heavy at all.
As with all things it's presonal preference.
Can you see a few mates who have these and try a few out.