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RPG almost ready. Inconsistent Velocity so Help!


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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on May 02, 2003 at 13:35:42

Getting very inconsistent velocities and the valve sounds different when it occurs.

This is with the refill supply air turned off.

Low velocity shot sounds like a CO2 air horn. Very loud and LONG occuring during firing. Produces a lame 145 fps. The diaphragm is occilating I assume?

The High velocity shot is a Whump-hiss with a short CO2 horn toot at the end comming from the valve. Produces 200 fps.

I suspected the diaphragm was getting stiff and cold from the CO2 and not flexing well. Warming it up and switching to my nitro bottle didn't help.

Anyone got a clue what could be causing this?

Last 4 shots were with Nitrogen.

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