[eltoroloco22]

I just got my dm12 and i have a ninja adjustable tank reg. anybody know the output pressure the reg needs to be at for better results from the dm?? would love for dye techs to answer

[nolarrow]

It's more about matching your tank output pressure to your regulator. For example, lets say you put an AKA 2 litre on your dm. If you choose the low pressure spring for the reg you want to set your ninja tank to 400-500 psi. If the reg is set to high pressure, you want 800 psi coming out of your tank.

If you're just using the hyper 3 I wouldn't bother messing with tank pressures. Just leave it at 800 or whatever is standard for your tanks regulator and let it be.

[grss429]

Originally Posted by nolarrow

It's more about matching your tank output pressure to your regulator. For example, lets say you put an AKA 2 litre on your dm. If you choose the low pressure spring for the reg you want to set your ninja tank to 400-500 psi. If the reg is set to high pressure, you want 800 psi coming out of your tank.

If you're just using the hyper 3 I wouldn't bother messing with tank pressures. Just leave it at 800 or whatever is standard for your tanks regulator and let it be.

thats not very true...

btw 450-550 is a great pressure to run dm's at. but 800 is fine

[eltoroloco22]

thank you, much appreciated

[CrazyHarry]

Originally Posted by grss429

thats not very true...

btw 450-550 is a great pressure to run dm's at. but 800 is fine

It's still kinda true though. It's a good idea to have a 200-400psi differential between the HPR and the tank reg to help prevent shootdown, especially if you don't have a high flow tank reg. However, with regs with really good flow this, kinda, goes out the window (see Ninja SLP). I think as a general rule of thumb (for all markers), it still holds true, but there are some specific cases where it doesn't apply.

[Goumba]

Shoot down hasn't really been possible since the dm3. No gun uses the crazy volumes of air anymore and hprs recharge too fast . Set it to 400 and you will be fine . I personally never noticed a difference switching tank pressure on the same gun unless it was a BL gun and there all you got was a little more efficiency (like 1 pod max)