Gort's Mauler; POWER TEST VIDEOS 11/20

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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Gort the god...lol..VERY nice!
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2 things,
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2. youtube.com much better videos
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thats, erm impressive lol. man, i want to build a valve like that (jealousy). is it basically a supah valve that you sorta made yourself? or is it a barrel sealing piston valve?

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I was looking at your other vids and found the happy dance and i love it. I will do that from now on when im happy.
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An impressive Device-Inspiring-
My next cannon will be a pneumatic after seeing the videos you posted.
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very nice

that does have alot of kick

good job

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So Gort, has the data comparing your valve to a supah valve come back yet? If so, what were the results and if not, when can we expect to see them?
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Well I finally got around to testing this valve a bit more accurately for you guys.

Since I do not have a chrony, Boomer and I built a box for eqully-spaced (3") plywood sheets to be slid into. We designed it to hold up to 8 wood sheets 1 foot wide and 14 inches tall and up to 3/4" thick. The test we did tonight was with 3/8" standard plywood.

The launcher used 120 psi in a 3' chamber 4" in diameter and a 5' SDR 21 barrel. We tried two pilot setups which did not change the performance of the valve noticably. The first was a 1/4" ball valve with male quick-disconnect on it. The second was a 3/4" QEV with that same ball valve and QD. Both times, the ball punched through 4 sheets and left a very nice dent in the 5th. That's 1.5 inches of plywood. There's one fast golf ball for ya.

And here it is, so you can see it for yourself, both tests.
<a href="http://media.putfile.com/maulertest1">Test 1</a>
<a href="http://media.putfile.com/maulertest">Test 2</a>

I'll have more later using luaun sheets for more accurate comparisons between pilots. I'll also have it up against a Supah. I am very curious to see how they act side by side.
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Very nice, I must say. I can't wait to see this things performance against a supah valve. Then we'll know for a fact if chamber sealing or barrel sealing are better, since I'm assuming your valve is made with similar quality to that of a supah. As to your chrony situation, I suggest you go to your local paintball field/store. They usually have a chrony set up there and you could as them if you could use it to test your different valves.
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Awsome test man, nice gun. Congrats on that one.
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Damn, I thought my poorly made valve was decent then yours comes up again... Still very nice and if you set up a money order type dealy I'll be calling one of your valves mine.
Good job.
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wow, very nice. I need to make a plywood holding rig like that :twisted: . how many guns do you have, gort?
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I think close to 10,000 guns i think if i counted rihgt lol

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Hey Gort, quick question here. Does your piston have O-rings on it? Just wondering 'cause they would increase performance if I'm correct........right?
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It has orings, only way to get really good performance.
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