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blinkpk11
02-15-2002, 08:38 PM
hey im useing my shocker for the first time tomarrow, and im going to run Co2, and will my shocker run fine even if the Co tank isnt anti-siphoned? i know it will freeze up the reg (which doesnt bother me). any problems with this?
DasBaldDog
02-15-2002, 10:13 PM
It should bother you if your reg freezes. If you reg freezes, several bad things will happen.
#1. The reg freezes and becomes unable to stabalize pressure. If the pressure release valve sticks then if you hit a pressure spike, you can kiss your solenoids GOOD BYE.
#2. Liquid co2 in the reg will kill orings at a VERY fast rate.
#3. If any liquid co2 gets in the gun, you can kiss your solenoids good bye, and in a worst case scenario, your electronics board too.
So let's look at this logically. You can spend $15 for an anti-siphon tube to be installed or risk $200-300 in damages to your gun..
On a further note, if you spent that much money for a gun, why are you gonna be a cheap skate on your gas? Sorry but spending $800 for a gun and cheaping out on something like that has got to be one of the WORST thought processes I've ever heard of.
It's in the same league with "Hey, Can I run co2 on my angel?"
blinkpk11
02-17-2002, 07:23 AM
no its noy that im cheap its that the stupid stores around here cant put an anti-siphon tube in a 20 oz. till monday and i played yesterday, luckly my friend had a spare 12oz. with a tube that he didnt use on his impy. thanks for the help. im going in and getting a tube in my 20oz. today.
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