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To clarify the other two answers, you do not need to change the output of the Ninja tank, it's already set to the standard output for paintball markers.

The Vibe comes from the factory co2 ready with the dwell set at 22ms. To set the dwell for using hpa, unplug the battery, then plug it back in while holding down the power button. The LED should blink twice and the marker will turn off. The dwell will now be set for hpa until you repeat the above procedure again to switch it back to the setting for co2.

Make sure you screw the air tank in slowly, the Vibe solenoid may blow if the marker is pressurized too rapidly.

Get a tippmann 98 custom. It is durable, and you can buy a ton of upgrades for it. You are going to need a mask, Co2 tank, and a hopper. Tippmann sells a kit with a tippmann 98 custom, mask, hopper, and a 9 ounce Co2 tank for $150. Some upgrades that you should get is a 14" barrel, double finger trigger, a response trigger, an E-grip, and a cyclone feeder. When you first get a 98 custom, it only shoots about 5 bps (balls per seconds.) That is slow. With an E-grip and a double finger trigger, you can shoot at 30 bps on full auto but they probably wont allow you to us that at the field. With the response trigger, you can walk the trigger. on semi auto and still shoot at 15 bps, which is good. A 14" barrel will let the paintball travel further and the cyclone feeder feeds paintballs into your marker at the same speed your shooting so it wont jam. Hopes this helps.

you don't need to change it. the Vibe uses HP so when you buy it it will be ready to go.

you don't need to change the output pressure. most marker will run off of HP and LP. the Ninja will come already with the pressure set to HP you don't need to change anything

Smart Parts Vibe Solenoid

you dont need to change.