Watched this vvideo on Youtube
And wondered how it works, is it a homemade pressure relief valve on opposite side of the valve to the 'barrel'? Is kt similar to the other youtube video where the air supply is increased/restricted to adjust the rate of fire?
Any info welcome and if there are any particular details I need to know?
Thanks
Please explain how this works?
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Believe so. Adjusting air supply rate or relief valve set point individually should alter rate of fire.
http://www.spudfiles.com/how-to-databas ... 23626.html
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Thanks, I will read up, currently making a version of Bill Gilmours pneumatic breach cannon, just need a barrel and connect air before testing, not good with electronics so using a square wave driver to control solenoid valve via a relay and 3 decent capacitors to ensure relay gets all the power it needs straight off. Thought this would make a good future project.
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Why do folks talk about interesting stuff and forget the link.
Link man...we NEED a link!
Link man...we NEED a link!
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