POLAND_SPUD wrote:hmmm why don't you buy an LPG tank and attach it to your compressor?
What I've done is made the chamber smaller (dramatically so, practically tapped the blowgun directly into the valve) so it gives me some leeway when playing with flow rates. We'll see how it performs at 100 psi.
also I know I suggest it from time to time but you should really build a fridge compressor
I'm always on the look out for dumped fridges but no luck yet, in the meantime my
450/600/850 psi fill station is catering to my HPA needs
ramses wrote:I have to point out that psycix was feeding it 30 bar, but IIRC, it was popping at around 100 psi (?)
Actually, from the man himself:
psycix wrote:Currently, the popoff pops at 19 bar.

That's about 280 psi, at least 10 times higher than what I'm using.
It'll be interesting to see how this performs with an air spring.
Curing as we speak, I hope it's reinforced enough to take the 300 psi it needs to hold back 100 psi at the seat (and the subsequent pressure spike when the piston pops), we'll see.
edit: might take a bit longer, I was pressurising it to remove the piston, which didn't budge till about 100 psi then shot out into the wall and shattered *sigh*