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Then I can't wait to see what you think is complicated.MRR wrote: The reason why I never posted it on spudfiles is because I think it's still pretty basic stuff.
This was really helpful: I didn't understand anything about piston valves before seeing those videos.
Maybe I'll make a new gun this summer...
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Not really, a sprinkler opens to release the air. A piston is pulled back to release the air. I suppose you could say they are similar, but only on the principle of them releasing air to fire a projectile (if that is what your saying). Aren't I smart? (Rhetorical Farley!)
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They're more related than that. In a piston valve, the pressure differenceb etween pilot and main chamber forces the piston back and therefore opening the valve. In a sprinkler valve, the same concept applies, though the piston is replaced by a flexible diaphragm.SpudsMcGee wrote:Not really, a sprinkler opens to release the air. A piston is pulled back to release the air. I suppose you could say they are similar, but only on the principle of them releasing air to fire a projectile (if that is what your saying). Aren't I smart? (Rhetorical Farley!)
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* and a sprinkler valve doesn't have to be filled from a pilot, whereas a piston usually does.
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No it isn't. Pistons do not get sucked back - they get pushed back by pressure difference.SpudsMcGee wrote:A piston is pulled back to release the air.
Vacuums do not suck - they simply fail to provide a counter force for pressure. That is - things are not pulled into vacuums - they're pushed into them.
This is a frequent misunderstanding that results in us having to explain why someone's "awesome new piston valve design" won't work.
Does that thing kinda look like a big cat to you?
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Yh his username is MRRstarman wrote:That is very well put together...makes me want to make one just like it. Does anyone know if MrRedRooster is a member here under another name maybe?
Thanks for the pointer Sandman!

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I dont really know i was bored one day and thought i might use some of my liberal humor and enlighten my day........too bad it workedjackssmirkingrevenge wrote:On a slight tangent:
... where did that come from?A fat lot of you think of JSR as a funny laid back person.......... but dont get him mad as he'll epoxy the hell out of you!

Yeah, it's that important.
There are ways to better this valve though. Reduce the dead volume, reduce de piston travel distance, a better pilot valve.
Still, very interesting design, very close from mine ^^. (i'm not saying mine is übercool although it is)
I really have to get a CO2 fire extinguisher....
800 psi of fun.... 
Still, very interesting design, very close from mine ^^. (i'm not saying mine is übercool although it is)
I really have to get a CO2 fire extinguisher....


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I was not saying it wasn't good
It was damn good! But you know...you can always push a little more ^^
I just did a 20 bars shot with a short .40 barrel...my god my ears are still ringin!
makes me think....my remington propels the 150 grains ball at 950 fps where my piston un propels it at 450 fps using 300 psi. there are chances using 600 psi the ball could go very fast!
I'll make tests

I just did a 20 bars shot with a short .40 barrel...my god my ears are still ringin!
makes me think....my remington propels the 150 grains ball at 950 fps where my piston un propels it at 450 fps using 300 psi. there are chances using 600 psi the ball could go very fast!
I'll make tests
"J'mets mes pieds où j'veux, et c'est souvent dans la gueule."