hose size

[tyrrund]

I have a regulator that i need to get a hose built for a condor being built at talontunes. Im trying to find out what fitting i need for the condor end of the hose?  Thx Ken

[melloroadman]

Ken may be these links will help .Marvin
http://www.gatewaytoairguns.com/airguns/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=12534&mid=98863#M98863

[tyrrund]

So I need the hose to be 1/4" male bspp  ?  

[kiwi]

My hose's are...
1/4 hose that has a 12,000psi burst rating.
1/8 bsp male thread on the tank end.
"for the Evanix & career" Is a 1/4 JSC Female
thread to fit the pobe
"JSC threads are a standard Hyd hose fitting"
BSP thread = British Standard Pipe.
BSPT  -  T = Tapper

Ps .. Keep the hose short
so you don't lose much air
between fills/top ups

[melloroadman]

Yes that would work if you can get some one local to do it . But that may not be easy . There are several ways to do it . Air Hog would probable be able to help you . What I did since my other rifles use a foster quick connect was I had Air Hog send me the fill adapter with a Foster male end on it . They may not always be the cheapest but this is their specialty and they know what they are doing .Marvin

[tyrrund]

So my best bet is to give them a call monday im thinking. I was also thinking of putting some sort of bleed off.  my regulator has a 1/4" female .

[kiwi]

Tyrrund..what type of regulater are you useing?
A air gun/paint ball gun fill unit or a suba reg?

[tyrrund]

Its a regulator for nitrogen 6k psi. looks like a standard reg. with 2 gauges and a screw for adjusting outlet pressure.  It has the fitting to connect to my nitrogen tank. It is just missing everything on the outgoing of regulator.

[kiwi]

OK..The out let thread size should be 1/4 BSP as thats standard
for a gas reg. But every now and then yer come across a odd ball one.

[tyrrund]

Thats correct im just trying to figure out what all i need to get so it will be ready when my rifle arrives.  :)

[melloroadman]

A.H. is into nitro as well and will probable know exactly what you have and need . But you might be the luck one that has a local gas company that knows what is going on and can help you as well . Good luck Marvin