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Re: Low Pressure Chamber?

In Reply to: Low Pressure Chamber? posted by Slickrebel on April 02, 2003 at 21:09:52:

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FoxWalk
on April 03, 2003 at 12:24:52

: What does a low pressure chamber do? What is it for?
One thing you can to to a marker is to make it low pressure. That is to take the input pressure from 800-900 psi to 300-550 PSI. This is acomplished by using a regulator.
To push the ball out of the barrel at the same speed as high pressure, you need more volume. This is where the LP chamber comes in. This extra air is used to make up for the lower pressure.

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: : What does a low pressure chamber do? What is it for? : One thing you can to to a marker is to make it low pressure. That is to take the input pressure from 800-900 psi to 300-550 PSI. This is acomplished by using a regulator. : To push the ball out of the barrel at the same speed as high pressure, you need more volume. This is where the LP chamber comes in. This extra air is used to make up for the lower pressure.

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