Finally All Done.

[Omegaboy13]

Well I'm finally done setting up my TES check my sig to see. But i have 1 problem, what would everyone suggest i do with my regulator. See, the input is in front not on the side where i want it to be, since this is my first "high end" gun I've never had a reg before. Can i put it in the gauge hole? Or should I just set it up with it in the front.


Also- Steel hose or macro

[schoolsukz08]

Its the input hole for a reason. I don't think that it would work in the guage and I wouldn't try it either. I know I wouldn't want to mess up a $60 reg. Oh, and I like macro cause you can cut it for a perfect fit and its cheap, easy to find. BTW nice step up only thing I would recommend is a faster hopper.

[Omegaboy13]

BTW nice step up only thing I would recommend is a faster hopper.

thanks, I'm not a big shooter I play mid so I really only cover fire and and shoot only a little fast, in fact I only put my gun at 14 BPS.

[schoolsukz08]

Ya, I am not the biggest paint user but I still like to know I have it if I need it. :bouncy:

[Omegaboy13]

Any other thoughts? oh wait...... it's 1 am.

[wulf1010]

DO NOT PUT THE GAUGE IN THE INPORT AND INPORT IN THE GUAGE...it wont damage your reg but your reg wont work since the air will go strait to you valve with no regulation.

if its not where you want it go get a tank oring and put it eithe in the vertical adapter or on the reg itself down below the threading and see if that will get the guage turned to the side

[Omegaboy13]

do you think a new VA would remedy this?

[wulf1010]

i honestly couldnt say. it might and it might not...try putting the oring on between the reg and the va and see if that helps.

dont quote me on it but i think the TES va is incompatable with other spyder vas (just something ive read might wanna search that topic)

[schoolsukz08]

Their are no other va's for TES (you can quote me on that) because the TES has three orings and it leaks cause others have two.