[Megan Fox (Banned)]

i have a dxs 68/45 and a crossy 45/45 the dxs is low and the crossy is high. i no low pressure is recomended but the 45 is a much more comfortable setup. so what are the effects of the hp...this is my backups backup btw so i dont use it much

[MikeDeadly]

Neither pressure setting is recommended over the other with the Mini. I have a LP steely tank and a HP 45/4500 and both work just fine.

[deaton]

The manual recommends the use of a LP tank. The only advantage you are really getting with a LP versus a HP tank is that LP tends to be easier to screw into the marker since there is no on/off. I use a LP Crossy and a HP steelie and have no issues with either.

[Megan Fox (Banned)]

k cool thanks guys

[pballin16]

Originally Posted by MikeDeadly

Neither pressure setting is recommended over the other with the Mini. I have a LP steely tank and a HP 45/4500 and both work just fine.

Actually, low pressure is recommended over high pressure. The only cause of this is because the mini lacks an on/off air source adapter and a high pressure regulator makes it harder to screw the tank on.

With that said, the only difference between high and low pressure is how hard it is to screw the tank on. The high pressure regulator is releasing more pressure which in turn puts more pressure on the regulator/air source adapter threads.

[Megan Fox (Banned)]

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[pballin16]

Hey big boy, we just met. Take me out to dinner before you start saying that.

[IplayforRelentless]

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