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PCP - HPA - C02 Gate => QB-7X Gate -W/Co2 & HPA => : triry November 21, 2009, 02:39:18 PM

: question for the darkside tinkerers
: triry November 21, 2009, 02:39:18 PM
hey ya'll , i recently picked up a bunch of bulk fill gear for ryans qb78 from a yellow forum member.
included in the deal were the bulk fill cap, micro hose, co2 bottles and a 3000psi 47in hpa bottle.

now.......im curious, as this is a regulated hpa bottle, what can be done in terms of modifying it as a daypack resevoir for my disco ? i seem to recall where someone had "deregulated" a similiar bottle that would allow for field filling their hpa rifle. ( autodeul maybe ? )

if ya'll have any ideas, im open to suggestions. thanks !

jim aka triry
: RE: question for the darkside tinkerers
: preez November 21, 2009, 11:22:01 PM
Well, I am guessing that it is not regulated to 3000psi, that's the pre-regulated pressure. You need to find out what pressure does the reg put out. You can change the regulator to a 2000psi one to fill your disco. Those regulators can be found at JDSAirman.com, experthpa.com, amd I believe Airhog sells them as well.

Good luck

Chris
: Re: question for the darkside tinkerers
: autoduel November 23, 2009, 12:14:58 PM
A 2000 psi regulator is only $39 from experthpa.  I'd go that route since it's foolproof and you don't risk overfilling the reservoir like you can with my setup.  I'd do the same if they made 4500 -> 3000 psi regulators.
: Re: question for the darkside tinkerers
: triry November 23, 2009, 05:07:15 PM
autoduel - 11/23/2009  5:14 PM
A 2000 psi regulator is only $39 from experthpa.  I'd go that route since it's foolproof and you don't risk overfilling the reservoir like you can with my setup.  I'd do the same if they made 4500 -> 3000 psi regulators.


steve, rcvd your pm ,...thanks for the info !!!
: Re: question for the darkside tinkerers
: autoduel November 24, 2009, 04:33:12 AM
Jim,
For the fill adapter, use a short or microbore hose to replace the coiled hose on a paintball remote adapter.
You'll lose less air when you disconnect.  I'm not sure what pressure a slide check is rated for, but it would be useful for bleeding the air, so you don't have to wait or to unscrew the tank to bleed the pressure.
: Re: question for the darkside tinkerers
: triry November 24, 2009, 06:46:01 AM
will do steve.