So the manual says you can now decrease the reg pressure by turning it in even without depressurizing the reg.
Who had the balls to test that one so far and what was the result?
Who had the balls to test that one so far and what was the result?
Wait, what..? Impact X MKII Regulator can be dailed back under pressure?
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I remember reading something about take a shot and quickly turn it in a quarter turn then another shot and another quarter turn dry fire of course.
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"Notice never turn the regulator adjustment screw clockwise under pressure"
Unless you have a newer Mk2 than mine.
"Notice never turn the regulator adjustment screw clockwise under pressure"
Unless you have a newer Mk2 than mine.
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I tried it on a brand new dreamtac and guess what? I had to replace a oring on the adjustment screw 
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With my dream lite I was able to do a quarter turn and I took 3 dry fire shots to be safe. So far so good. No reg creep and good shot to shot consistency.
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We can confirm that on the AMP Regulator, we built them so that you can decrease pressure quarter turn at a time. Fire a dryfire to release the pressure and then you can keep going. When you get close to your new desired pressure fire a couple of dry fires each time to see where the regulator settles in at.
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Thanks for the checking in and showing your concerned, been great to see FX-USA monitoring the forum and pitching in, keep it up its been noticed. Who is OZ most of the time??
Jking
Jking
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FX: Thanks for the innovation, I'll try it. I currently have issues with the extreme spread of my new Impact and degassed the whole system when I stepped down the reg, this'll save some time.
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Behind the curtain? Combination of Scott (many of you talk as he's one of our customer service techs), James & myself (Jonathan). We're happy to help out!
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I was swapping the Edgun gauge there and back between a fill port and finally decided to run it on a Reg, I need that number more then how much air remaining in the tank, the Wika gauge is good enough for that.
I was tuning between 100 and 120 up and down to find a sweet spot of 117. But then, last night (after midnight of course
) I got a new idea for the Huma dual port again, so the game keeps running, I will lower the Reg to about 85 and start all over again.
I was tuning between 100 and 120 up and down to find a sweet spot of 117. But then, last night (after midnight of course
) I got a new idea for the Huma dual port again, so the game keeps running, I will lower the Reg to about 85 and start all over again.Upvote 0
I tried it on a brand new dreamtac and guess what? I had to replace a oring on the adjustment screw
?
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