ACmag

[Price]

Prototype of a Co2 operated AC+mag, pneu frame, icd quick change..


For entertainment only

[scottieb]

Co2 on an Xvalve?

[Price]

Maybe, using the polarstar apparatus

....' it is commonly known that you should not use CO2 to power an HPA engine since if liquid CO2 gets down-stream of the regulator it can cause a spike in pressure which is unsafe and can damage the sensitive components of the engine. So how is it that we're making something like this? Our CO2 inserts are specifically designed to allow you to safety run your HPA engine off of CO2. These inserts feature an integral expansion chamber, anti-siphon system, 5 micron filter and check valve to prevent liquid CO2 from entering the regulator regardless of the rifle's or air rig's orientation. As an added benefit, the internal check valve also prevents gases from escaping the expansion chamber ..'

[Toestr]

The CO2 condenses in rt mags because the flow rate is so high through such small passages. Not sure there's anything that could prevent that.

[Shane-O]

Toestr, thats not really a problem, the real issue is the RT valve actually warms up as you shoot a string. So it will raise velocity (on HPA) as you are shooting it. So with Co2 it can increase the pressure even more due to Co2 properties. In a pump configuration, it will work fine, best bet is to use a reg and cut the Co2 tank pressure down to 550psi or so. at that pressure Co2 has a hard time staying liquid, at ambiant temp.

[BigRed]

[Prototype of a Co2 operated AC+mag, pneu frame, icd quick change..


For entertainment only

From Vocabulary.com

"A prototype is the original model, a sample on which to base future designs. A company designing a new toaster will first design and build a prototype and then test it out and see if it's any good. A prototype is your test case and becomes the model on which to base the design of the finished product."

I believe your original post is more accurately described as an idea with an accompanying diagram.

[Price]

Also can say concept or proof of design, actually knew I was wrong when I used the term and youre right for pointing that out, murphys law I guess.

[Siress]

if that's proof of anything, it's psychological in nature. And I'm entertained by it. Keep up the good work.

[SignOfZeta]

From Vocabulary.com

"A prototype is the original model, a sample on which to base future designs. A company designing a new toaster will first design and build a prototype and then test it out and see if it's any good. A prototype is your test case and becomes the model on which to base the design of the finished product."

I believe your original post is more accurately described as an idea with an accompanying diagram.

In the creative world that’s called blowing your wad. Nothing takes the wind out of one’s own sails quite like explaining the idea to someone else. You get a tiny endorphin boost without even doing anything and almost assure that the idea never comes about.

If you have a good idea for a comic book…draw it. Then show the thing to someone. Don’t talk about how great your movie is before you write it, your album before you record it, etc.

[BigRed]

The OP must have quite the stamina then...as this is a regular occurrence!

[RuleOfSines]

[FredMnkyDad10]

I know you said it was for entertainment.

first thing I see is adding a lot more weight to an automag when most want to shave it down. Even cocker guys trynb for slimmer body.

the other, aren't most fields, markers and players using air. Only ones I see using co2 are stock class players and outlaw fields.