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Re: The basic problem is sealing HPA

In Reply to: The basic problem is sealing HPA posted by Dale on July 11, 2003 at 16:50:23:

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Posted by:
Mikheil
on July 11, 2003 at 23:19:13

Fair enough, good point. And thanks heaps for looking into it.
To try and visualize what was getting at though, my far-fetched idea was basically to use an electronically-controlled solenoid valve (I may have called it something else) to release the pressurized air to shoot the paintball out the barrel.
As far as pressure limits go, 275 psi isn't too bad, eg. the shocker (which I've used) operates at 150 psi and has remarkable range and accuracy, but then there's the problem of low flow rates you were getting at.
Once again, thanks for looking into it.

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: Fair enough, good point. And thanks heaps for looking into it. : To try and visualize what was getting at though, my far-fetched idea was basically to use an electronically-controlled solenoid valve (I may have called it something else) to release the pressurized air to shoot the paintball out the barrel. : As far as pressure limits go, 275 psi isn't too bad, eg. the shocker (which I've used) operates at 150 psi and has remarkable range and accuracy, but then there's the problem of low flow rates you were getting at. : Once again, thanks for looking into it.

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