What does it do? How does it do that?

Did I miss this explained somewhere, or is it a mistake? The poll feature only allows me to have three options.

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I havent really tough to any kind of diagram yet, but i think it could be cool to make a mini-hybrid, and i have one question : If i have always the same quantity of air and propane, but i compress it, will i get better perfomances ? Without the extra combustion chamber space needed at 0x, i think ...

Ok... Interesting... I wish we didn't need to use conversions. The International System of Units is good with me. Even a thing we call the "gas constant" is just a crazy measurement. The mass of any subatomic particle is so small it can't really be measured, so they all count the same to us (while e...

Demon wrote:It would be a great plus for the community, especially as i plan to make an airsoft mini-hybrid soon .

An airsoft hybrid? I've never heard of someone doing that before. Can't wait to see it !

I'm getting tired of having to search around for different spreadsheets, webpages, calculators, or working equations by hand to figure out fuel mix ratios for hybrids and combustions, and co2 calculations for pneumatics (figuring out how many shots you can get at a certain pressure and such). So, I ...

On that note, the the inside diameter of pipe also goes by that rule. The I.D. of fittings and the O.D. of pipe can also vary slightly from batch to batch, and by even more, from manufacturer to manufacturer. false,the OD of pipe is held to tight tolerences becasue if they are off slighly the stren...

There is already a PC Guy LLC, Call the PC Guy LLC and a couple others... So maybe not. Google anything you come up with before you even consider it.

Just remember that dimensions will vary slightly (non-mating surfaces) from manufacturer to manufacturer. For instance, a 2" coupling by one manufacturer may have a slightly different outside diameter than a 2" coupling by another manufacturer. I always bring calipers with me to Home Depot. :wink: ...

Gun Freak wrote:The Hubb Library has EXATCLY what you are looking for...
Near the bottom of this page.

That is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you! I can look at the equation that way too.

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Unless you're using really light BBs, and very high flow, I don't think your design would work at all. An interesting variation is the "vogt pattern" inline magazine.

Thanks... I'm not really into BBMGs anyway. I made a cloud and a vortex and then got bored of them. Thanks!

Do I need specific materials? PVC can't handle it? I figured that it could handle any gas really (oxygen, nitrogen, CO2, helium, air), as long as it's a pressure the cannon is rated for. Yes, I do intend to use a regulator (I'm not going to push 1000 PSI (it's hot here in Florida) into schedule 40 P...

Oops... Forgot to attach the diagram I made . It is attached now. So anyways, that is exactly what I meant... Nevermind then, I guess it's not new.

I don't know if this idea has been used before (please tell me if that is so), but I think I came up with a possibly-working BBMG design. It uses Bernoulli's principle as the "cloud" type do, but works more like an airbrush (the type that siphons from a cup below or to the side of it). I don't know ...

The only thing I could think of is that his main tank was almost out and equalized with yours at 7-8 PSI, but that's not likely and I think he'd notice. Go somewhere else and ask them to fill it. There should be no problem. If there is, get a new tank. Edit: Sorry, I'm probably too late. Didn't look...