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<p>Created a simple page about water measuring.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Water measuring&#039;&#039;&#039; is a way of precisely measuring the volume of specific parts of your gun. This is mostly needed for calculating the [[C:B ratio]] or needed for calculating the amount of fuel needed to be injected by a [[fuel meter]]. The volume of cylindric shapes can easily be calculated, but the volume of an elbow or other fittings is ridicilously hard to calculate. Therefore you can use this method. <br /> <br /> You fill up the part you want to measure (your [[chamber]] + elbows for example) with water. Then you take the water out bit by bit and measure the volume of it using a measuring cup. When you got all the water out, add up all volumes you measured and voila, you got the volume of your chamber. <br /> <br /> [[PVC]] is made to carry water so this won&#039;t harm your cannon, but ofcourse you should take stuff like your [[chamber fan]] out. Some types of metal, like ungalvanised steel may rust, and thus you could consider using oil.</div>

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