Dye DFF-20 Lazarus Valve

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  • latches109
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  • Brandon
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    I just got one ordered for my Empire sniper!

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  • fullofpaint
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    My extremely finicky DLS says otherwise lol

  • autococker04
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    Ooohh I didn’t think of that.

  • Alexndl
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    They are sold out
    hopefully they will make another run

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  • latches109
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    we can all see where the idea came from

  • imped4now
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    Grease it initially and leave it alone. This is a highly reliable design.

  • imped4now
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    Given the opening and closing dynamics, the pressure requirements will be based primarily on flow. It should be able to run quite low.

  • imped4now
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    This isn't an old unreliable design. This thing will work great.

  • imped4now
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    Current Dye shares very, very little with old Dye. Billy is no longer leading the design charge, thankfully.

  • imped4now
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    There are differences.

  • imped4now
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    The valve seat is a 90 durometer 011, a common seal. The U-Cup is a 008 spec ( I've never come across a U-Cup that isn't 70 durometer, paintball or otherwise) and I believe the end seal is a 6x1mm. I'd need to verify that one.

  • imped4now
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    That's a wide open question, seeing as the closing dynamics are no longer pressure-based.

  • flyweightnate
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    Looked a little more like a balanced Timmy valve to me, but yes... very morph- like, too.

  • Magmoormaster
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    My thoughts exactly
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