condor help
Ok I would like to know is there a way to regulate the stock condor air tank,if so does this work,and what is the best pressure for shot consistency and count. OR does the blod valve do this,I have read till me eyes cant see, there is so much info on this site to thread through, just want it right..regards marine.. I have a 22 cal and am getting the 25. from walt thought id better mention this.. 😕
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Sure man,
Here is a hyper link in the forsale area here of Jim showing us what his latest greatest is… Its good reading and have some PIC’s… Then if you wanted to save a little money and not get the newer version and leave the regulator off till maybe later or whatever, Assman has one still left that is used for sale… You could pick it up as well, its in the forsale section as well…
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12833&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0
These things are awesome with or without the regulator. You can have the guage and a quick fill on the tank all the time. Filling up through the quick fill doesn’t cause the first several shots to be foul shots after the top off of the tank either… Its a win win…
Here is the link to Assman’s used one also…
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12629
So get to it jarr head LOL…
dude pm me details
Dude,
You just need to get in touch with Jim who makes the EtaC… He has a regulator setup for the tank and it has the guage and a quickfill so you don’t have to remove the tank from the frame any longer just to fill the tank…
I would think someone on here would have made a reg for the stock tank,just figured it would be nice to regulate shots and have a guage to let you know how much presure is left in the tank.
no reg for stock tank
reg and adapter from Airhog likely best bet.
likely 2200psi
Blodnob valve works like a Condor valve only different.
A well tuned Condor new style valve is likely all you need but whatever
some fellas like the bragging rights to have a custom valve 🙂
getting it right?? well it is a journey and half the fun is making the wrong turn every now and then. Enjoy whatever state your gun is in.
make one change at a time and learn the results of each change.
luck
Walter….
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I bought 2 from expert air , 1 at 1400 and the other at 2000
about 60 bucks for a reg and tank .
havent played with them yet , dont have a chrony. grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
http://www.experthpa.com/