My Hybrid!

[MrCrowley]

I thought it would be you know, a little louder

They're much louder than any video camera lets on. I've seen people firing high-powered rifles on YouTube that don't sound very loud where other people have filmed themselves shooting .22s that sound much louder. I think it's mainly down to the acoustics of the area where you're shooting and the capabilities of the video camera. Though, the video camera is the limiting factor because even a poor video camera wont reflect a good acoustic environment.

@wyz2285,
What mixes were you running it at?

Have fun dealing with all the comments like "ur gun is crap, i cn see the projectile float in the air 5' from the barrel" and "my hairspray combustion is WAAAAAAAAY louder and powerfuler"

[wyz2285]

@wyz2285,
What mixes were you running it at?

Have fun dealing with all the comments like "ur gun is crap, i cn see the projectile float in the air 5' from the barrel" and "my hairspray combustion is WAAAAAAAAY louder and powerfuler"

Mix 10 to 12, it´s says in the description
Also, I know how many stupid people are there, sadly. Interesting thing about the sabot "effect"
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[rustlerdude987]

how many cc or ml is that syringe and where did you get it?

[wyz2285]

That syringe is 100ml, used to feed patients who are not able to chew their food. My parents are doctors, my mom got me 4 of these for free.

[rustlerdude987]

dude your so lucky i can only find them online.

[wyz2285]

Well in the other hand there are a lot of stuff that you can get from a store but I can't get not even through online, per example I can't even find a portable tank of propane

[pneumaticcannons]

Very nice
Have you thought about installing a fueling port that gets plugged up prior to firing? It seems as if the way you're fueling may lead to innacuracies, especially at higher mixes.

Also, I know how many stupid people are there, sadly.

Lol, we should start a "Youtube fail comments" thread. I think all of us who have decent sized channels know what I'm talking about

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Lol, we should start a "Youtube fail comments" thread. I think all of us who have decent sized channels know what I'm talking about

I ignore all comments. Problem solved

My parents are doctors

That's a consolation when you're playing with hybrids

Nice shots! Where are the damage pics

[wyz2285]

Nice shots! Where are the damage pics

Forgot to take them :banghead: but don´t worry, I will shot this again next week
And I didn´t got much damages neither, this thing isn´t very accurate

[wyz2285]

Updates:
New support, the old wooden one brock after a 12x shot with a heavier projectile. New support it´s made with aluminium, also has a space to put the ignition

[wyz2285]

I was fixing my hybrid and installing the remote ignition, and I got a problem :
The remote I use has to bottom, one to turn the relay on and one to turn off. But when I turn it on, the high voltage output of the tazer blocks the signal and I can´t turn it off I thought that´s no big deal but then I thought if I got a miss fire, the spark will continue and I will have to turn it off manually with the risc of the cannon fires Any idea how I can solve the problem? like isolate the tazer+HV wire unite?

[Zeus]

Connect a capacitor in series with the stun gun's battery supply, and a resistor in parallel with the capacitor to drain it. When the relay clicks on, the stun gun can run until the capacitor is nearly full, then effectively no current can flow.


When the capacitor drains, you can use it again. Ideally the stun gun would run for about a second, and then it takes about 10 seconds for it to be ready to use.


I've got no idea of the current draw of the stun gun, but I'll be guessing you'll need a fairly big cap, and the resistor will have to draw 1/10 of the current that the stun gun uses.

[wyz2285]

Sound cool, but I thought even if the cap it´s full, the current continues

[Zeus]

It can't, a capacitor starts as a short circuit, and decreases in current draw until it's a short circuit. Inductors are the exact opposite, as the core increases in magnetic flux until it's saturated, then it just acts as a resistor.

I've seen this system in an ignitor for a gas heater, just took out the cap and I've got continuous sparks. The ignitor is on my over under combustion now.

[wyz2285]

Like this? Well I hope I can get a cap big enough