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  • So this is allowed at CoolCombat?

    

  • @youngji273 It is!

  • What was your entire air rig (I am getting a polarstar soon and basically what I am asking is- what are all the parts I will need to have to fire it, tanks and all?)

    Thanks so much for the help- I couldn't understand if the $70 item on amped was a rig or not...

  • So once you have everything tuned in perfectly it any suppressor with foam in it should quiet the sound?

  • haha yeah, forgot about the shirt. Oh and one more question, alot of people supresse there polarstars with a magpul AAC supressor will that actually supresse any polarstar rifl? Cause ive only seen G&P sentry's with the AAC on them and im not sure if it just works for that gun or not.

  • @ovandolah14 I haven't used any type of suppressor on my gun. All I have is a gemtech Barrel Extension and run a 509mm prom through that. Once you tune in your DP on the FCU to the perfect setting, the fusion engine is basically a whisper. Ive seen those suppressors quite AEGs and since the Polar Star is strictly air powered and gear box noise is not a factor, I can only assume it would significantly reduce the noise emitted.

  • Yeah i figured that. Thanks for the info. Btw you said in one of your videos you got your batterie connector from amped airsoft, do you live by there retail store?

  • @ovandolah14 Nah I wish I was, I am down in North Carolina, hints the shirt I guess!:)

  • What if i plan on running the 275mm barrel. Would i be able to adjust it to go under 350 then? I was planning on getting the cqb version when i get the money since i play almost no out door:)

  • @ovandolah14 You are really only capable of adjusting your FPS by about +/-30FPS, safely. Given that the Fusion Engine comes with a blue nozzle, you are looking at having around 380FPS at standard air pressure, and given that you are shooting through a 275mm barrel. If you want to be below the 350FPS mark you are going to have to get the yellow to green nozzle.

  • is the little cap that you pull up and twist adjust the pressure or do you need to turn one of the allen screws to adjust the pressure on the stablizer

  • @bkop6790 It does adjust the pressure. Its the second and last regulator the high pressure air sees before it enters the fusion engine. All it is for it fine tuning your FPS. I keep around 150 PSI at the head to ensure there is always enough air ready to enter my inline regulator no matter how fast I shoot which is usually at about 110 PSI.

  • With the blue nozel, what psi would you set it to to make it shoot under 350 fps, or would i have to get a different nozel?

  • @ovandolah14 If you are running with a standard 375mm barrel you are going to need to get either the green or yellow nozzle to achieve that FPS.

  • Hey fargus, I was wondering where you could get your tank refilled. I've heard that the only place that will do it for you is a scuba or paintball store, but there are none of those close to me.

  • @K1ndaB0red Other than a local paintball shop or a Fire Station, you might have to go with getting a scuba tank and a HPA tank air converter and do your own fills, which is actually not a bad alternative.

  • Thanks for doing an in depth video on this!

    Also, I was wondering what line you are using. I know that there are lines for paintball guns that cost MUCH less than what Evike and GI tell you that the fusion engine needs, a difference of about $100+. Do you know if it is possible to power the fusion engine with a paintball air rig and not an expensive one? Thanks!

  • @DeltaClanOfficial Hey man, I got my regulator off of Ampedairsoft. They created the air rig to exactly what Polar Star recommended. I'm sure there are cheaper air line and regulators out there, but since I am more of an airsoft guy than paintball, I cannot really point you to any cheaper, high quality versions.

  • Hey fargus quick question and this may have already been answered but I Want to be double sure. Is that the M.U.L.E. camelback? Or are you using a different brand of hydration system to fit your rig? Bc those get pricey haha. Thanks

  • @carfreak272 I believe it is made by condor, I weaved it into my swiss army plate carrier.

  • Thanks fargus93

  • Hi fargus93, I have a question. Could you tell me what is the pressure indicate in the Inline Stabilizer gauge when the tank is full? tks.

  • @simonelago I always keep my regulator set at 150psi and my inline regulator at a maximum of 120 psi. This will insure that there is more than enough air behind the inline regulator but also keeps the fusion engine safe from damaging high pressures.

  • my bad links not links

  • can you give me the exact libks or names of the tank, both regulators, and the hose. Just to make sure the camel bak you have is the M.U.L.E.

  • great video man. helped a lot!

  • That seems much safer incase the tank explodes, any idea how safe the tank is?

  • @ZaCkOX900 I would hope so, but i really don't know a lot about HPA tanks and how much damage tanks do if they fail. Im guessing it would be catastrophic . But HPA tanks are very safe if you take care of them and avoid getting deep gashes or cracking the casing.

  • @fargus93 Well I wonder because you know stupid people try to outperform with any system, and doing it with this could be very dangerous. Such as removing the lock and increasing the pressure to whatever they want. It's just like paintball, people would put their balls inside the freezer, and then shoot them later. VERY DANGEROUS, but they want to outperform others. The question is how much of a liability can this be too. We haven't had people die in airsoft yet, I wouldn't want to see one.

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