Answer
Dec 16, 2021 - 07:16 PM
1. There is no exact PSI of this regulator, it is best adjustable between 60 and 120 PSI
2. With that tank, the best estimate I would have for a shot count would be ~1,800. This does not take into account the 330FPS, but it does use a calculation that goes off of the regulator being set to 80 PSI which is the standard PSI for our regulator.
3. If you do set it to max PSI, most HPA engines typically can handle up to 120 PSI but it will ruin a pistol if you are using it for that. Some units go to 140 PSi and above depending on the brand of unit and unit type.
4. Yes, you will get fewer shots if you have a higher PSI.
5. That will depend on what kind of gun and engine you have, but we would recommend starting at 80 PSI and adjusting up and down from there.
2. With that tank, the best estimate I would have for a shot count would be ~1,800. This does not take into account the 330FPS, but it does use a calculation that goes off of the regulator being set to 80 PSI which is the standard PSI for our regulator.
3. If you do set it to max PSI, most HPA engines typically can handle up to 120 PSI but it will ruin a pistol if you are using it for that. Some units go to 140 PSi and above depending on the brand of unit and unit type.
4. Yes, you will get fewer shots if you have a higher PSI.
5. That will depend on what kind of gun and engine you have, but we would recommend starting at 80 PSI and adjusting up and down from there.
