Stinger MkII
- paaiyan
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Yea, cause as the pressure goes up, the density will go up, and that means the ignitor will have to ionize more air inorder to make a spark. You may want to do a flyback, or induction coil. Nice gun though.
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- paaiyan
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How big is your spark? Sounds like you may need something stronger.
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- frankrede
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I did a fluid of my chamber but my meter is too small to measure accurately and my chamber may be off too.
I probably will look into finding a beaker of some type.
All my gauges are from mcmaster which have a +/-1-2% accuracy I believe.
I probably will look into finding a beaker of some type.
All my gauges are from mcmaster which have a +/-1-2% accuracy I believe.
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Any luck yet?
I reckon ditch the metre and use a syringe
I reckon ditch the metre and use a syringe

- frankrede
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I already disassembled.Novacastrian wrote:Any luck yet?
I reckon ditch the metre and use a syringe
but I will take that into consideration for my next hybrid
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