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I have a 6.8 liter for refilling at the range, and a 3 liter which I bought specifically for tethering.
Both have been just fine in almost 2 years of use. Yes, I agree that the valves could be higher quality, but they do work and are smooth working enough to control filling guns.
Both have been just fine in almost 2 years of use. Yes, I agree that the valves could be higher quality, but they do work and are smooth working enough to control filling guns.
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Agreed. I have a 2 year old Acecare 6.8L. It’s been a great tank, valves not great but functions. It just has a kind of sticky/gritty clunky feel to it. A bit difficult to smoothly slow fill a gun.
I shoot with a friend that has an omega tank and damn the valve is nice and smooth. I replaced the fill adapter on mine with a StikBoy from Air Tanks Plus. Much nicer than the stock one.
My tank was something like $225 delivered and the fill adapter $145. If you’ve got your own fill source there hard to beat
I shoot with a friend that has an omega tank and damn the valve is nice and smooth. I replaced the fill adapter on mine with a StikBoy from Air Tanks Plus. Much nicer than the stock one.
My tank was something like $225 delivered and the fill adapter $145. If you’ve got your own fill source there hard to beat
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I have ordered a 12 liter tank from the Acecare store in Taiwan and they have yet to ship because they do not have any. They have stated that the earliest they will have any is two months from now.
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Only get acecare bottle if you own your own compressor. Cause no dive or paintball shop will fill it. I own one made in 2018. I use the valve that came with it. Bottle plus valve cost about $300 plus $50 shipping. Vs a great white tank that will cost $700. So your pick.
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I bought an Acecare DOT 9L bottle (only) from Amazon for $450 to the door. Added a Jubilee valve from Best Fittings for $100 that had a Wika gauge, and it's a great setup for $550. I only saved $1-150 from what other tanks were going for at the time, but I got the valve and gauges I wanted. The real savings on the tanks is with the non DOT rated version, but you need a compressor. At the time I didn't have one, and I wanted a travel tank that I could fill at a shop if I was on the road. There are additional savings to be had ordering direct from China or through E-bay, but I wanted Amazon backing the tank and pushing the pace on delivery. A quality valve is important to me and the Acecare valves are not that. Overall, I am very happy with this tank set up, and I used the savings for important stuff like whiskey and pellets.
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