Would a cloud work here?
Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 4:48 am
With reference to my work in progress here:
Would a cloud design work decently? I have read around that with clouds they are less efficient air-wise compared to vortexes, but to what extent I have no idea. I was planning to use an inline vortex, but if a cloud would do just as well in this situation I'd rather not. I have no experience with bbmgs so don't know myself. I just don't want to make a cloud because it's easier and then find out it's crap-tacular
With my design (linked to above) involving a bike pump and pressure chamber - not a air compressor - I guess that efficiency air-wise would be a major point. Would the small supply of pressurised air I'm using mean that a vortex would be a wiser choice or is the difference between a vortex and cloud not that large in reality? i.e. Negligible difference would be something like: vortex - 2 secs firing per chamber; cloud - 1.5 secs firing per chamber.
Thanks for any input guys
Would a cloud design work decently? I have read around that with clouds they are less efficient air-wise compared to vortexes, but to what extent I have no idea. I was planning to use an inline vortex, but if a cloud would do just as well in this situation I'd rather not. I have no experience with bbmgs so don't know myself. I just don't want to make a cloud because it's easier and then find out it's crap-tacular
With my design (linked to above) involving a bike pump and pressure chamber - not a air compressor - I guess that efficiency air-wise would be a major point. Would the small supply of pressurised air I'm using mean that a vortex would be a wiser choice or is the difference between a vortex and cloud not that large in reality? i.e. Negligible difference would be something like: vortex - 2 secs firing per chamber; cloud - 1.5 secs firing per chamber.
Thanks for any input guys