More Oxygen or a Hybrid
- saladtossser
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does anyone know which is mre powerful, a metal cannon with pure oxygen or a metal hybrid?
well, if you want to live to shoot it again a metal hybrid, but still you'd want to get high pressure metal, hardware store stuff is sometimes not the greatest.
and i dont think just oxygen would ignite, wouldnt you need a fuel to start it, rather than just a spark?
and i dont think just oxygen would ignite, wouldnt you need a fuel to start it, rather than just a spark?

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Pure oxygen needs to be mixed with something to ignite. I say go hybrid since O2 hasn't been played with much and hybrids are plenty strong.
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- saladtossser
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i knew i needed fuel, what if i gave just enoug oxygen so it would fire safely and be somewhat fully automatic, without open a endcap
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The main issue with using a O2 enriched atmosphere is that without the nitrogen to slow the flame front, it reaches super-sonic speeds much easier. That is, your mixture detonates.
I would not suggest being near a launcher, made of any material what so ever, if this happens.
I would not suggest being near a launcher, made of any material what so ever, if this happens.
- saladtossser
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all i want is "artifical air" without using other useless gases. and wont the fumes be somewhat vented when the projectileis shot?
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