I thought that my flow is restricted by the barrel anyway, so 1/2 makes more sense also will save me a lot of burst discs.
Is the recoil at mix 20 that big? MrC's 2"porting hybrid at mix 10 barely move when fired on the ground, Petitlu's hybrid also doesn't move much when fired...
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It's close to 40lbs and moves back about 3' in gravel when firing a projectile weighing only 85g. It also jumps up a bit at the front too. Recoil was ridiculous before I put the cross-beam on the chamber to brace it against my body and stabilise it when firing from the ground.wyz2285 wrote:MrC's 2"porting hybrid at mix 10 barely move when fired on the ground
Not sure what a 20x mix would be like in a smaller burst disk hybrid; firing a golf ball from my 3/4" burst disk hybrid at a 10x mix can provide enough discomfort.
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Noise isn't a big problem as soon as I shot it at a open area, even through a quiter cannon will be a lot easier to shot. Do you know the recoil force of you hybrid at mix 20? Anyway I can always charge the shock absorber to higner pressure in case the recoil is too strong.
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Finished, just waiting for the epoxy to cure
Also new fueling set up.
Also new fueling set up.
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Exactly what I´m thinking, designing right now.should be a fourth leg backwards to avoid moving while shooting
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Why you just don´t say that your friend that told you the calculations and give the house to do the film is me?
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hehe love the fuelling setup
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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I said that testing wasn´t in my house, didn´t thought it´s good to mention names through.Why you just don´t say that your friend that told you the calculations and give the house to do the film is me?
So, the tests I did was in RJB´s house, also he gave me some calculations about tin foil pressure ratings
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And yes, the fuelling setup is nice, good idea....
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I will see if I can get enough parts and time to make one for you too 
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It won´t be necessary.... I´m designing a system more practical and efficient too, I will load the project....
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