what is the best psi to use? And can i use this tank in a bob long victory v2?
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Probably need to get a tank with a better regulator Bob long guns are very particular.if you're shooting a bob long then you probably want to get a ninja tank with their Pro regulator
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The Bob long guns run off of low pressure so you need a low pressure tank. Look at the Ninja Pro SLP(super low pressure) Ninja makes a tank regulator as well, so you could buy this tank and install a ninja slp regulator. I used to shoot a G6R and used a crossfire tank with a ninja slp regular.
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The Bob long guns run off of low pressure so you need a low pressure tank. Look at the Ninja Pro SLP(super low pressure)Ninja makes a tank regulator as well, so you could buy this tank and install a ninja slp regulator. I used to shoot a G6R and used a crossfire tank with a ninja slp regular.
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Well if your using the CO2 tank,you need a co2 filling system. 1- co2 cylinder with educator tube. 1 co2 tank adapter.. And a scale so you dont overfill....You can YouTube.. Filling a CO2 tank.. You will see how it's done..You can go to a paint ball filling store and have your cylinder filled.. You can watch how it's done too..Theirs an art to this stuff.. Safety is allways first..
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I have no idea what flow rate and capacity of Co2 your needs require or what sort of pressure regulation, etc., is appropriate. These are standard 20 lb tanks with pretty new inspection dates. If a standard Co2 tank is what you need for a planted aquarium, these are nice big ones that are not too big to be obtrusive or too heavy to carry. I would guess they run 50 plus pounds apiece filled, so two are reasonable to carry at one time. One big tank of the same capacity is pretty difficult to move and take in to get filled. The tanks are a good size, good quality and priced well, so I bought two to rotate in my Soda machine. Hope this helps some. I have no idea what flow rate and capacity of Co2 your needs require or what sort of pressure regulation, etc., is appropriate. These are standard 20 lb tanks with pretty new inspection dates. If a standard Co2 tank is what you need for a planted aquarium, these are nice big ones that are not too big to be obtrusive or too heavy to carry. I would guess they run 50 plus pounds apiece filled, so two are reasonable to carry at one time. One big tank of the same capacity is pretty difficult to move and take in to get filled. The tanks are a good size, good quality and priced well, so I bought... » Read More I have no idea what flow rate and capacity of Co2 your needs require or what sort of pressure regulation, etc., is appropriate. These are standard 20 lb tanks with pretty new inspection dates. If a standard Co2 tank is what you need for a planted aquarium, these are nice big ones that are not too big to be obtrusive or too heavy to carry. I would guess they run 50 plus pounds apiece filled, so two are reasonable to carry at one time. One big tank of the same capacity is pretty difficult to move and take in to get filled. The tanks are a good size, good quality and priced well, so I bought two to rotate in my Soda machine. Hope this helps some. « Show Less
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Christian, This heater is the very best we've owned, but it will not operate on a 20lb. portable tank in my opinion. We had tried a 40lb. tank from the local propane dealer many years ago with a different heater and it worked, but not well.....took an entire day to heat the pool and used so much propane [because of the lower pressure of a portable] that it was totally consumed in two days' time. We have a large [permanent] 80lb. unit now like the ones that people use for small home heaters and propane cooking stoves.....one fill lasts almost all Season and the heater runs like a champ.
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Yes you can use any type of tank including guerilla tank . Personally I wouldnt recomend this gun, when i recieved it i used it and it when wrong and it stopped working. It jams a lot
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That depends upon how much you care about your marker. It has standard threads, but if you really care about your orings n such you'll get an hpa tank. Co2 will freeze o rings under heavy use. My 98 puts up with it, but it's a 98. If you're looking for consistency through out the tank, get an hpa tank. If you're a rec player, this will work.
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According to the manual with my #61800 you can select 30, 45, 60, or 80 psi. Selector is inside tank.
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You can use 20 to 100 lbs tanks,I have found that a 30 or 40 lbs work the best [ease of movement and time before you have run out to refill your tank] As far as how long a 20 lbs tank will last-At full 60000 btu,outside 20f about 8 to 10 hrs.
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2.5 would work. I believe a 6 cfm would be better. I started with a 2.5 and had trouble getting to 28hg. the 6cfm does it fast. There is only one valve for suck. The other valve is a thumb release, to release the pressure. I put a 1/4" brass valve and connected a 1/4" npt quick change. then i used a barbed fitting that would be used on a quick change and attached 1/4" vinyl hose. i did the same on the pump for easy breakdown. It is important to have a valve on the suck. This valve shgoul;d be closed when you turn on pump then open. When you are done vacing close valve then turn off pump. This keeps the chamber from receiving contaminant blow-back from pump. This is what i know. Good luck. ps. Contact In Lab Designs (Amber she is very nice) and they will put the valve and quick change on for a fee. then it will be easy to pick up the rest at ACE
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Depends on how fast one works it. I've been using it on the regular 5 gallon apprx. 4 scfm at 90 psi compressor just fine. You may consider upgrading your air supply if you have more than one guy shooting.
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The Air Ordnance SMG 22 comes with a 20 oz 3000 psi high pressure air (H.P.A.)bottle that can be filled at any paintball shop. You can use a air compressor but you would need one that could push 3000 psi as well as a fill whip for your bottle.(See shoe box compressor for 3000-4500 psi compressor) For Example in my case i Use a 80 cu ft pound aluminum dive cylinder filled to 3000 psi. Which i get filled at my local dive shop for six bucks (prices will vary).Then i fill my own 48 cu in hpa container of the dive cylinder. Max fills is about 8-10 untill you get down to 1000 psi because every time you fill up the amount you get in pressure is less each time but its OK because as long as its between the 800-1000 psi that the gun wants your OK. If your gonna get your own hpa container make sure the output is between the 800-1000 psi or it will result in valve failure and end of gun.(That is advice strait from air ordnance service department manager Garry himself)In summary there are many ways to fill the tank.........You can use HPA Containers filled at a Paintball shop........You can fill your Hpa COntainer from a dive cylinder and get the cylinder filled at a dive shop or fire suppression shop--(Must use K or J valve adapter block for scuba tank as well as a fill whip with 1/8 fittings)......They also sell HPA hand pumps designed to fill PCP or pre-charged pneumatics i.e. Air rifles that push 3000 psi but they are hard work with a pumping force of at least 200 pounds and they cost about 200 dollars...........ANd to conclude if you dont want to count on anybody else you can get THE SHOE BOX COMPRESSOR which is a 3000-4500psi compressor that takes a normal 100psi compressor and pumps for you instead of a hand pump. LOw maintaince,Little work,varriable Pressures But Long Run times and cost about 700 dollars. SO there i know its a lot to take in and your gonna want to do your own research but those are all the options and i hoped this helped. Sincerly, Mr.Vreeland Your friendly neighbor hood all Guns enthusiast
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I ran mine at 90 psi with a 150psi tank. Fired fine until tank pressure got below 40psi.
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The 2015 in the 3AA2015 test rating is the nominal max pressure. Most suppliers will just swap your tank for one they have already filled unless you specifically tell them you want to keep your tank. In which case, you leave it and come back later. And in such case, they will likely not invest any time trying to get the fill pressure exactly right. It might end up any where between 1800 and 2200 psi.
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I found it on the Lotos web site in the manual. The CFM requirement is only 3.8. @ 66 PSI. A small compressor should do the job. Tank size will not matter if you have at least these specs.
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Only if the tank is rated at 2000 psi. A scuba pony botlle will work. It is what i use. You need a min of 500 psi to operate the rifle. You can use any scuba tank but you will get the most shots at 2000 psi.
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You should use a tank with it. I hooked mine up to my 35 foot motor home to replace the old 35 pound 42 amp for the air suspension. I have a 12 gallon tank to pump into but you can get by with 1 1/2 or 2 gallon. I also used a relay that turns it on at 85 psi and off at 105 psi. that's the max my suspension is supposed to have. Got to say it is great takes about 4 minutes to fill the tank and all 4 airbags. rides like a dream now.
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I am not sure of the max pressure. What I can tell you is this: I run two of these compressors for an on board system, both separately check valved into one 3 gallon tank. I have both of them connected/regulated by a single Viair pressure switch (90-120psi) and use a single 120 amp continuous duty solenoid to power them. My pressure is set to a 120psi max however I have run them up to 150 psi before shutting them off. For me 120psi is plenty, and there's enough air volume to power a small die grinder and other simple air tools. The system will air up the 33's on my truck pretty quick.