Pneumatic AT4
- killerbanjo
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- Technician1002
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Some URL links cause the empty posts. You may try some edits without the links, then add them back one at a time to find the one causing problems.
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As tech pointed out you left spaces between the link and tags:
killerbanjo wrote:Check out these, they look like you can screw a paintball tank right into them
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With a guage but ugly
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CO2-Simple-Re ... 974wt_1152
Without one and good looking
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UP-Plant-Aqua ... 446wt_1008
Or an even nice one made for paintball, low pressure though
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/170691170358? ... 3321wt_968
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Okay if i choose to use a sprinkler valve as opposed to a solenoid or otherwise. I would still prefer to have the safety of a disconnect from the trigger. With a modified sprinkler valve would a solenoid as opposed to a blowgun as the trigger defeat the purpose?
Or instead would a simple valve in the air line between the blowgun and the sprinkler valve serve the same purpose?
Or instead would a simple valve in the air line between the blowgun and the sprinkler valve serve the same purpose?
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Cpt, if you use electrical actuation, it may have a slightly slower opening time, but you can in turn make the at4 more visually pleasing. This is for airsoft right? I don't think you really want to hurt people too much, so electric opening will probably be ok for you.
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Most sprinkler valves are solenoid valves...Cpt Obvious wrote:Okay if i choose to use a sprinkler valve as opposed to a solenoid or otherwise.
Again...I would still prefer to have the safety of a disconnect from the trigger. With a modified sprinkler valve would a solenoid as opposed to a blowgun as the trigger defeat the purpose?
A ball valve between trigger blowgun and sprinkler pilot would indeed serve as a safety valve.Or instead would a simple valve in the air line between the blowgun and the sprinkler valve serve the same purpose?
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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ah excuse me, i wasn't making a distinction between the battery powered valve and the mechanical one