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Slayer-LongShot
11-05-2003, 09:04 PM
Ive heard that u shouldn't run co2 even with syphon, and many other things but, what do u think would ahppen if i hooked an anti-syphon, to a remote, the went into a expansion chamber, then into the marker????
I don't have anywhere to fill hpa in my part of nowhere i'm begging a local pawnshop to get a co2 fillsation to save me a drive after that and 10 years of profit and we'll talk HPA,
any comments?
Spartan 2
11-06-2003, 04:30 AM
Originally posted by Slayer-LongShot
Ive heard that u shouldn't run co2 even with syphon, and many other things but, what do u think would ahppen if i hooked an anti-syphon, to a remote, the went into a expansion chamber, then into the marker????
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I take it you do not know how a anti-siphen works. It's a Tube in the tank the is bent up words so you dop not get liquid co2. If you used a anti-siphen AND a remote, you would be shooting pure liquid, and that would not be good.
A anti-siphen tank will work fine, but they have never worked good for me. If you really want to keep the liquid out, and you can stand using a Remote, do that. Remotes are the best way to keep liquid out of the gun, because it has all that way to get to the gun, lots of time to expant, it's like having a long streched out Expantion chamber, but better. Do not even think about putting a expantion chamber on the Omen....
Just use a Remote with Co2 till you can get HPA.
Calebd2
11-06-2003, 04:48 PM
If your using a remote it will basically work as an anti syphon itself. You do not (and defiantly should not) need to anti syphon your tank.
Hellcat
11-07-2003, 03:17 PM
NO! do not run remote co2 on an omen. you'll only get chops...nothing but chop
radishboy
11-07-2003, 08:17 PM
if only omens could actually chop...
Hellcat
11-09-2003, 06:19 AM
wtF?
yea, they can chop. you run co2 on remote and it screws up the pressure in the gun and you'll chop about 2 out of every 5 balls, if you're that lucky.
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