Nice to see this stuff with the high frames per second camera. We've operated for years knowing that multiple spark gaps will allow a more complete and faster chamber burn. Also it was interesting to see the forces and "back waves" of pressure in the chamber even before the potato left the muzzle. A...

Don't do it. You're talking a steam gun here and steam isn't something you want to be fooling around with willy nilly.

Now witness the firepower of this fully ARMED and OPERATIONAL uuumm...waterheater...re. steam power.

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Remember this, I don't want to spend more than I really need to. This project is more of a "lets see if I can really do it" and a "practice" project so I can get better with soldering and electrical. Sorry for all the theoriticals here. Car speakers are typically 4 ohms and will probably overload a...

Those 2 x 25w will be more than enough for what he's doing. He's not going down an audiophile trail with this project. He can always go with the 100w model for $20 more if he so desires. I too was skeptical as an old class AB man but Class D amps are now the high end of the high end in the pro sound...

I know, double post but different subject. I find the way they rate amplifiers is designed to decieve. The 2X40 watt amp is listed at putting out 80 watts total, but only draws about 12. :D I like to know that the amp's real power is as measured in RMS watts out per channel with both channels driven...

Yes I do. I build them for my audio and sound business. You'll need speakers, a stereo amp and a power supply, some interconnecting cables and some patience. Here's a good place to start for a modern class D (digital) amp, 2 watts - 100 watts your choice. Can drive 4 ohm car speakers in good shape. ...

Orrr..find yourself some SDR 21, 1.5", which perfectly fits a golfball and sleeve it with Sch 80 2"...which also perfectly fits the SDR 21. Awesome golfball barrels!

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:

starman wrote:I'll bet we agree on more things than you think....

For example:

POLAND_SPUD wrote:guns are just like women... they operate best when loaded from behind

Yes we definitely agree on that!

POLAND_SPUD wrote:I rarely agree with starman.... But this time he's right (lol sorry starman).

I'll bet we agree on more things than you think....

Water streams of any type are not going to be practical and even potentially dangerous to the shooter.

Work on building this:

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..and I think you'll have something...

I believe keeping a primary focus on Spudgunning is the best approach for the site...basically the world's premiere authority on the subject. I also work in audio/recording and information technology but I wouldn't expect a spudgun site to seriously deal in those areas...even on a hobbyist basis. I ...

@marcin: I merged your picture topic with this one, minus the pictures. Please repost the pictures either in your original post here with the edit button or as a new post below. If you edit your original, your pictures will show up top with your YouTube video. Awesome combustion project! Great paint...

Dude I didn't say I was poor. I don't see a point to paying for a professional system at this point or on a experimental build like this one. I don't even know if all the additions will work so pouring extra money into it on a cannon that is purely a testbed is pretty stupid to me. Maybe on the nex...

Propane isn't really cheap. Just to do it I've seen most go for 100 to just get the meter and the parts. Out of the price range. I don't know, I might switch to something else. Gasoline came to mind only because I haven't heard of any that used it. Figured it was worth looking at. Perhaps then you ...

Propane and/or MAPP gas as been proven over and over again to be the optimal fuel for combustion spudding. Ease of use, cheap, safety, energy level..all reasons to lay down the hairspray.

A handful of gasoline cannons have been shown on the forum...don't waste your time.