The Redeemer
Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 3:35 pm
This was second combustion cannons I ever built, way back around last thanksgiving or so. It use to have one of my triggered spark gaps using a camera flash circuit, but after dropping the cannon it wasn't reliable in firing. So I rebuilt it a couple months back.
And I felt kind of redeemed myself for the mistakes I had made both with this one in the begining and my first combustion cannon after I rebuilt this one. Anyways for some reason I never thought of posting it.
Specs:
4"x14" sch 40 pvc combustion chamber. 2"x60" sch 40 pvc barrel.
Metered Propane. Meter made from cutting 1/2"threaded to 3/4" slip reducers so they would fit in 1" coupler.
Push-Camera Flash Igniton. Push nail into chamber to touch screw; discharging capacitors.
Everything securly mounted on boared. Chamber fan switch/battery and camera flash mounted in box. Completly portable.
Shoulder Fired.
Range: +300 Yards, (Guessing, no official range taking).
Entire Cannon
Propane Meter
Ignition Box and Push Trigger
Combustion Chamber. The chamber fan is currently on the LRTM-100.
Firing Stance (Right Side)
Firing Stance (Left Side)
And I felt kind of redeemed myself for the mistakes I had made both with this one in the begining and my first combustion cannon after I rebuilt this one. Anyways for some reason I never thought of posting it.
Specs:
4"x14" sch 40 pvc combustion chamber. 2"x60" sch 40 pvc barrel.
Metered Propane. Meter made from cutting 1/2"threaded to 3/4" slip reducers so they would fit in 1" coupler.
Push-Camera Flash Igniton. Push nail into chamber to touch screw; discharging capacitors.
Everything securly mounted on boared. Chamber fan switch/battery and camera flash mounted in box. Completly portable.
Shoulder Fired.
Range: +300 Yards, (Guessing, no official range taking).
Entire Cannon
Propane Meter
Ignition Box and Push Trigger
Combustion Chamber. The chamber fan is currently on the LRTM-100.
Firing Stance (Right Side)
Firing Stance (Left Side)