[Chance Gray]

I'll admit right now that I neither know if this the right place to post this or that I know little to nothing about mods, but here goes.

I've got a TM-15. Excellent. Now, I want to put an undermounted HAVOC launcher from Metadyne Ind. on it. Problem: all airlines on the TM-15 are internal... how could I hook these up? I've got a 110/45 tank, so I really don't want to have to run a seperate tank for the HAVOC. Suggestions?

No, I don't own a HAVOC yet, because I want to know if this is even feasable first. This is the only thing stopping me, and I really can think of a way to do this.

[ger]

I wonder if you can get the ASA side tapped for an air fitting?

[Jackson]

Tank Extension from PPS.

http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/cart/index.p...products_id=593

Screw that into the ASA, then screw your tank on. It will allow you to run a line out of the gauge port to the Havoc.

[Krazy8]

Well based on the 110/45 comment I assume tyou are running a remote line and not tank on gun.

Put an inline splitter ('T' fitting, available from the Palmer's Pursuit Shop as well) on the remote right at the adapter to the ASA. A team mate does this for his Drone/Havok set up and it works beautifully.

This post has been edited by Krazy8: 16 June 2010 - 09:57 AM

[Chance Gray]

ger, on Jun 16 2010, 09:28 AM, said:

I wonder if you can get the ASA side tapped for an air fitting?

Was my first thought, but I really don't want to have to modify anything on the marker... so pretty as it is.

Jackson, on Jun 16 2010, 11:51 AM, said:

Tank Extension from PPS.

http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/cart/index.p...products_id=593

Screw that into the ASA, then screw your tank on. It will allow you to run a line out of the gauge port to the Havoc.

Krazy8, on Jun 16 2010, 11:55 AM, said:

Well based on the 110/45 comment I assume tyou are running a remote line and not tank on gun.

Put an inline splitter ('T' fitting, available from the Palmer's Pursuit Shop as well) on the remote right at the adapter to the ASA. A team mate does this for his Drone/Havok set up and it works beautifully.

I see you caught the fact I wouldn't want a 110ci tank on a marker. One hit to the tank, I'd probably go flying. Then I'd probably get a kill or two too... and I'd go to prison for "involuntary manslaughter with a lethal air tank."

Thanks to both of you for the tips. Now I just have to get the HAVOC and a Palmer thingy, and A LOT of paint sabots.

And some more pouches for the sabots.

And for OK D-Day to confirm that HAVOCs can be used at the games.

And a scuba tank...

...or two.

[THUNDR]

Chance Gray, on Jun 23 2010, 08:55 AM, said:

I see you caught the fact I wouldn't want a 110ci tank on a marker. One hit to the tank, I'd probably go flying. Then I'd probably get a kill or two too... and I'd go to prison for "involuntary manslaughter with a lethal air tank."

Just FYI, that's not true. HPA tanks are very strong, a paintball isn't going to destroy it. I run a 114 on my automag and it's taken numerous hits. It's only going ot be damaged by drops/falls or mistreatment.

Back on topic, I'd agree with what Jackson suggested, or this from Lapco

This post has been edited by THUNDR: 23 June 2010 - 08:03 AM