I don't see anything wrong with it. However I would place the spark gap in the middle, possibly add more gaps too. You can do better for a 1.5in barrel. Look at my "Sarge". It has a 4in chamber that is 5 feet long
More sparks would be good, especially considering the chamber's shape.
The fan probably needs to be nearer the cleanout:
1. That's the easiest place to install it and
2. The easiest if you ever have to replace it.
3. The fan won't survive for long if it is anywhere other than the end of the chamber away from the barrel.
I bought some wrong PVC pipes when I was looking to build a pneumatic, too lazy to return them, so just making it into a semi-hybrid cannon. It's not...
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Is there a way to chemically remove the gloss off the PVC?
So this is how it works,
When you pull on the trigger, it is attached to the Delrin hop-up/feeding system so it and the barrel moves back. As it...
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Maybe use pressurized air to blow fresh oxygen into the chamber, at the same time that the propane gets in.
Getting the right amount of fuel in would...
I seen a lot of advanced combustion cannons, and I have a lot of parts (probably enough to make one). But I noticed that the reducers are DWV-is that...
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Thanks for the input Spudblaster15, I liked your advanced cannon quite a bit.
gwoloshyn-You should be fine from what everyone says. Some prefer dwv...
I came up with a design similar to my last one, but it solves the problem of spewing propane out the side of the gun. I decided to go with using a...
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Oops :oops: My mistake. In my excitement over having a design that works , I ignored a very crucial flaw that you pointed out. Well... never to fear,...