No. Why would you want it on the top? If you want a gravity-feed model then look at the Badger Omni line such as the Omni 4000 and 5000.
The Anthem 155 will spray just as fine as the Revolution CR and BCR do, and possibly even finer.
Yes.
Yes. All double-action airbrushes that I am familiar with have adjustable trigger tension.
I don’t know what you mean here. All Badger and Omni airbrushes fit the same airhose.
Iwata has their own airhose and they don’t fit the Badger airhose.
Mike
Mike, how do you adjust the trigger tension on the Omni 4000?
Yeah i am excited to join up, dont worry i will be careful, i am doing reserve, i joined Force Recon Reserve Unit so i think that could go pretty interestingly… Thanks for your concern, I am curious as to how your experience in the Marines went?
Mike: thanks for the answers… however, i am weary to order online, and no where i know has any omni’s for sale except the 6000,and im not getting that
Unscrew the handle and remove it. Then look at the knurled barrel sticking out of the back of the body of the airbrush that the needle exits from. This is the trigger spring adjuster. If you turn it clockwise it will increase tension.
It is part #T612 in this schematic:
Mike
You can order one on the phone can’t you?
Mike
never knew that i would start a “hot topic” topic, kinda kewl[:O] I am hoping to recieve my anthem tomorrow, really excited to use it!![dinner]
no credit card… however, just a min ago i saw some guy offer one HERE on fsm, 30 bucks, revoltuion cr. you know who you are, come to the dark side
Yes, that was Greg who saw the light and came back to the airbrushes of the good old U.S.A. [:D][;)]
Mike
You could call the place online that is selling them and get a total cost for it and then go get a money order and buy it that way. It’s up to you of course.
Mike