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hey guys im new to spudfiles but have leaned alot from here and decided to get an account... im mostly here for my new upcoming project wich has become to start to get confusing to me so im here to ask you guys if this setup will work? someone please answer B) [/img]

isnotaustin wrote:Posted 0822hrs

isnotaustin wrote:Posted 0856hrs

Dude, this is a slowish forum, give it a day and see how you go

Now, what's the purpose of the slide valve? Usually you'd use it on the pilot instead. Also unless you've put an equalisation hole in the diaphragm of the QEV, it'll just leak out into the barrel.

I was going to use the slide valve as a safety for the gun and ok sorry i didnt know

so does anyone know for sure this setup will work?

I'm not sure it would.

That's quite a big pilot area you have there, I don't know if the pop-off's brief "blip" will be enough to fire the QEV.

Why don't you have the trigger feed into the chamber instead?

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Good point so i remove the pressure washer trigger and put it were the slide valve would be ?

So like this? Im just trying to get the idea even though this looks ugly

Ok i swear i got it right this time... Did i? Becuase i saw this working in a youtube video i just made a few arrangements

This one is more efficient than this one

In your second diagram, the pressure washer is still trying to fill the pilot directly while the pop-off is trying to empty it. Technically this happens in the first one as well, but you're feeding mainly into the chamber, not the pilot.

So both will work correct? Just one is more effifient? Becuase id like the trigger to be more gun like than just a bunch of pipes that can shoot

isnotaustin wrote:So both will work correct? Just one is more effifient? Becuase id like the trigger to be more gun like than just a bunch of pipes that can shoot

Your second diagram is essentially this, and that certainly worked

Ok im starting to get the idea thanks for the help , next time i post ill either need help or have it working xD

Oh one more question ... How do you propose i connect the hpa tank to the gun since paintball setups do not use npt threading? My best guess was going to be cutting the remote line and finding a regular npt brass barbed tube connector thing with those hose clamps ... Would that work ok?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Paintball-High- ... 3f1ff60209

This has 1/8" NPT fittings on each end.

This could connect to your tank, and to the remote line:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ASA-Paintball-C ... 5af211b144

Alternatively, you can buy 1/8" NPT fittings to connect a remote line normally:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Paintball-Q ... 416f50599c

please do not use hose clamps with HPA... what pressure did you plan on running at?

all of this will be below 200 psi and thanks for the links