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SpudBlaster15
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elitesniper
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nice work there, it's super[/url] clean, smilar to pete's advanced combustion aint it?, haha looks like you painted your propane bottle a little there 
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SpudBlaster15
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Pyro Ninja
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Nice and clean, love the paint job 
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Missing a pressure gauge for the meter, I see
.Missing a pressure gauge for the meter, I see
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MrCrowley
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SB15 doesn't believe in pressure guages on metersPyro Ninja wrote:Nice and clean, love the paint job
Missing a pressure gauge for the meter, I see
I'd give it 5days before Tyler posts a very similar launcher
Nice, clean as usual, good sutff.
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Pete Zaria
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It's visually similar to my design but really not that similar; my chamber was serviceable via 6 large bolts in helical inserts, also utilized the bolts as part of the wiring system to avoid drilling holes in the chamber, and had a 5-gap spark strip. And yes, SP15's design along with Gort's were influences on my design.
The handles are the same design I used., and the general "layout" is the same but that's about as far as the similarities go. SpudBlaster's barrel support is superior to mine, and I might copy it if he doesn't mind...
I also couldn't find cam-locks but wanted to use them, as I mentioned in my thread. Nice job there.
The electronic wiring and gas metering system (do I see a mapp cylinder?) look great too, minus a pressure gauge.
SB15, excellent job Another great advanced combustion.
What did you paint it with? I like the flat black look. I went for glossy but I'm almost regretting it now.
Peace,
Pete Zaria.
The handles are the same design I used., and the general "layout" is the same but that's about as far as the similarities go. SpudBlaster's barrel support is superior to mine, and I might copy it if he doesn't mind...
I also couldn't find cam-locks but wanted to use them, as I mentioned in my thread. Nice job there.
The electronic wiring and gas metering system (do I see a mapp cylinder?) look great too, minus a pressure gauge.
SB15, excellent job
Another great advanced combustion.What did you paint it with? I like the flat black look. I went for glossy but I'm almost regretting it now.
Peace,
Pete Zaria.
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mauritstheman
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Very nice when i made my first combustion cannon.
next time i make something like this its very nice:)
gratzzzz
next time i make something like this its very nice:)
gratzzzz
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chartreusesnot
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does mapp have a great range of combustability than propane? I think propane is 2.4% to 9.2% or something, and I have a mini'ish combustion thats kinda finnicky on the ignition front. or at least that is what I think the problem is. In which case, using something with bigger range would help...
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PVC Arsenal 17
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Love the breech load system. Anything that has a slide-through barrel support and cam-locks is awesome.
Hey I'm new to spudfiles and i'm looking for information regarding successful propane cannons. I'm concerned with getting a correct air to fuel mixture with propane. I have bought a lot of the propane metering parts already. Is there a certain length chamber and metering pipe that works very well? I am spending a lot of time and money on this project and I really want this cannon to be successful. Care to share any information or specifications for the metering of propane that have worked well for you?? I would greatly appreciate it. By the way that gun is wicked looking. Nice job!
hansom72- first off welcome to the forums.
second, this link will help you out a lot: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/search.html
also this http://burntlatke.com/lp.html
please take time to search properly- thanks
second, this link will help you out a lot: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/search.html
also this http://burntlatke.com/lp.html
please take time to search properly- thanks
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ben holyman
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Hey, sweet launcher. Does it have much kick?
