Like the Disco, the Marauder has been optimized to work at a lower (2000psi) fill pressure, it can also be adjusted for optimal performance at higher fill pressures (up to 3500 psi)
It will be interesting to learn more about this.
Up to 3500 psi?
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Up to 3500 psi?
by sacshooter on Sun Jan 18, 2009 3:41 pm
In Jim Chapmins shot show writeup, he said
It will be interesting to learn more about this.
It will be interesting to learn more about this.
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Re: Up to 3500 psi?
by Ketsuek on Sun Jan 18, 2009 6:37 pm
I think one of the attractions of the Marauder is the 2,000 psi fill. That's really a big plus for those of us that use a hand pump for filling. I know I'd prefer to pump to 2K than to 3K. I'm sure that if the fill pressure goes too high, you'll need a stronger hammer spring or need to space the stock spring to give it enough power to knock the valve open.
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Re: Up to 3500 psi?
by sacshooter on Sun Jan 18, 2009 7:59 pm
I have tanks. I have two small 17.9CF tanks I can easily carry. I can use them to re-fill my Talon SS tank 3 times. I used the airhog fill calculator to figure out how many times my small tanks would fill my friends 135 cc Discovery, it said 15 times!
I know the Marauder will have a larger tank than the discovery. But even if it is 300 cc I bet I could refill it 6 times. That would make a big difference to me, if I go out in the field to plink.
I know the Marauder will have a larger tank than the discovery. But even if it is 300 cc I bet I could refill it 6 times. That would make a big difference to me, if I go out in the field to plink.
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