Bottomline tank regs make my brain hurt.
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Awesome thanks for the help everyone. Gonna buy it tomorrow along with a blocky chrome taso dovetail drop forward that will go perfectly with the aesthetic of my build. And a bob long expansion to go with my other bob long parts.
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Yep, it is externally adjustable. At the front, with a standard hex key, 3/16.
It will mount on any dovetail, so either any frame milled for dovetail mount, or pretty much any rail or drop with a dovetail mount. You can see the marks in the Dynaflow from the set screws in the rails it was previously mounted on.
I bought a previously owned Dynaflow in 2009 and has been using it on one of my markers since. It has been used a couple of times each summer. Worked like a charm when I bought it, even though it had most probably never been serveiced. It finally started to leak in 2019, and I had to replace several o-rings in quite a bad state. I did not have any manual for it, but it was quite straight forward if you have had any previous experience with servicing pretty much any HPR or regulator. At the time, I had an o-ring kit specifically for a Dynaflow, which of course made it a lot easier. At the top of my head, I cannot recall any odd o-rings shape ways, although I cannot vouch for whether or not the sizes are standard, and easily obtainable.
I'm off to the countryside for a couple of days - will not be able to respond to any further posts until I'm back at my computer.Leave a comment:
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Is it externally adjustable? And what piece do i need to mount it to my trigger frame/drop since its a dovetail.It is a Dynaflow that someone has stripped the anno of. At least, I find it very unlikely that Centerflag would release one without the logo, brand name, serial number, and "on" / "off", that is crisp and clear on the black ones.
Either way - it's a Dynaflow. It will go higher than 700 PSI, by the way, probably up to 900, if all the internals are still stock.Leave a comment:
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Ive seen silvers. Maybe it had a logo that could come off like some of those CCI phantom trigger frames.
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It is a Dynaflow that someone has stripped the anno of. At least, I find it very unlikely that Centerflag would release one without the logo, brand name, serial number, and "on" / "off", that is crisp and clear on the black ones.
Either way - it's a Dynaflow. It will go higher than 700 PSI, by the way, probably up to 900, if all the internals are still stock.Leave a comment:
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/CENTER-FLAG...-/264750657253
it would match and look great. Adjustable operating pressure from 200-700psi, and its for 4500. Its not the dynaflow right?
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PPS sells a HP conversion kit for like $25, I believe. -
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You'd need to change the spring or just wait for another one to arrive.Leave a comment:
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found it. Unfortunately its output is to low. NO im not making my cocker lp. I dont hate myself. XD
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Palmers-Fem...-/274148540837
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Centerflag Dynaflow is pretty hard to find a manual for, but on the upside it is very easy to service. It is quite intuitive what goes where, and such. It is pretty much built up like any other regulator. The only (slightly) tricky part to figure out is that the on/off-button is screwed together from two bolts, so you need to loosen them at the same time. The Dynaflow will last forever, basically, although it may need new orings every decade or so.Leave a comment:
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I mentioned this in the adjustable tank reg thread too. The Air America Armageddon. Itโs a bit big, but the housing is aluminum, looks nice, accepts standard rails, and the tank is removable from the main body. Yes itโs a proprietary thread from the tank to the main body, but still a nice feature.Leave a comment:
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They are relatively rare. Palmer makes a female stabilizer that would also be up your alley.Leave a comment:
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Bulky is character
Thats why i love the golden eagle so much.
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