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Last edited by mixedgas; 10-26-2009 at 18:28.
Qui habet Christos, habet Vitam!
I should have rented the space under my name for advertising.
When I still could have...
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dude? drugs? sniffing too much Argon?
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Split those numbers into pairs and you get a rather nice meal from my local chinese takeawayOriginally Posted by mixedgas
Creaky Old Award Winning Bastard Technologist
I posted a comment I decided that would lead to no good.
About someone who cannot tell the difference between a co2 laser and its nitrogen assist gas.
delete wasnt working so well last night.
Steve
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When I still could have...
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I just wanted to figure out which one would work better in my paintball gun!
"TO DO IS TO BE" - Nietzsche
"TO BE IS TO DO" - Kant
"DO BE DO BE DO" - Sinatra
Nitrogen. Hands down. Even in a cheap gun like a Tippman, nitrogen is better. Much more consistent in the chronograph, and no risk of a hot shot because some liquid CO2 got past the reg. Plus N2 is a lot easier on the seals.
Of course, if you've got an electronic marker (I own 2 angels and an E-mag), you've got no business putting CO2 through it anyway.
Adam
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I've got a vector, you actually can't run it on nitrogen.
"TO DO IS TO BE" - Nietzsche
"TO BE IS TO DO" - Kant
"DO BE DO BE DO" - Sinatra
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Dang -
I thought this was going to be a thread about watching "The Wizard of Oz" movie while Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon" plays as the soundtrack...
RR
Metrologic HeNe 3.3mw Modulated laser, 2 Radio Shack motors, and a broken mirror.
1979.
Sweet.....
You must have the standard or the military model. The deluxe and BF models will run just fine on nitrogen. (Actually, they all will, but the other two are designed for the small 12 gram CO2 cartridges, which means that retro-fitting them to accept an N2 tank would be cost-prohibitive. But the gun's action itself will run just fine on N2.)
As for me, I like to throw a lot of paint, so I've never owned a gun powered by a 12 gram cartridge. On a good day I blast a case and a half of paint, and on a bad day I've been known to top two full cases. Then again, my Angel can sustain 20 bps (no ramping, just semi-auto and some fancy trigger work!) until it runs out of air, assuming the hopper stays full. That's why I carry 6 pods on the field, and run a Nitro Duck 90ci/4500psi tank.
Adam
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