Dasminkar

can you use CO2 with the electric spyders? Imagine?

NOR*ILL-Mongrel

You can,but HPA is always better.

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sick_dawg

Yeh, but it isnt the best. I would suggest at least getting your co2 tank anti siphoned, but you dont even HAVE to do that.

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dog shooter

You might want to buy something like this

http://www.xtremez.com/paintball/pro...k=yes&dept=177

somebody correct me if im wrong somebody, but this will keep liquid CO2 from coming into your gun. Because when I first shot my spyder imagine with a full 20 oz. Brass Eagle CO2 tank, i though I could see water coming out the end of the barrel when I shot sometimes, so I think it was liquid CO2.

but I wonder if remotes such as these

http://www.xtremez.com/paintball/pro...t=133&last=133

provide the same result?

sick_dawg

The remote could only work as anti sphon if the tank sat completely upright all the time. That would mean no laying down at bunkers or anything.

The anti siphon tube works fine and isnt difficult to install (although I HIGLY recommend getting it done by a professional)

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dog shooter

ah I see, I dont think somebody would be able to keep the tank upright all the time. Im thinking about installing the siphon tube at this paintball shop near by. all im risking is O-rings anyways, which is what, a 10 cent fix?