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Pilot volume affects performance. Larger pilot volume means the pilot area empties more slowly for a given pilot valve, so the piston opens more slowly.
Piston leakage affects performance to the extent that the launcher might not even fire.
Piston leakage affects performance to the extent that the launcher might not even fire.
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It doesn't need amazing performance, it's only going to be firing airsoft bbs in a big cloud. I've increased the piston diameter to 52.8 leaving a 0.1mm gap, is that better? Should the valve work now?
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If your pilot valve has a greater flow than the equivalent of a 4.5mm diameter pipe, yes.sharpshooter11000 wrote:Should the valve work now?
It's a fairly large diameter piston, so even a small gap in diameter translates as a lot of area.
A smaller piston gives you more margin for error if your pilot valve is small.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Hmmm... Maybe I should look for a bigger valve.
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... or optimise your piston.sharpshooter11000 wrote:Hmmm... Maybe I should look for a bigger valve.
For example, 2" diameter piston piloted by a schrader, with the benefit of an o-ring seal. The tricky bit is making it a floating o-ring to allow air to flow from the pilot to the chamber (assuming you're filling from the pilot) but not vice versa, that or having separate fill valves for pilot and chamber.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Question: Is it possible to set up the system as shown? By this I mean look at the placement of the schrader valves (this just makes the construction process slightly easier, whereas if not possible, i'll just use a 4way junction between the slide and air tank.)[/img][/b]
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Not will a stander QEV you will need to put a small hole 1mm or less i would say and a weak spring behind the piston then it will work.
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Hi I have a small question about diaphragm valves, how fast can they go from close->open ->close again? Because I'm going to buy one and I will control the valve with a timer circuit. In the fastest ROF the valve has to open and close 10 times per second. I found that solenoid 3-ways are capable to do that, but is a diaphragm valve can do that too?
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hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Yes that's the valve i'm thinking about, but the information i need isn't there
Damn 2.5mm orifice is terrible
So now I'm very unsure about witch way to go, 1/4qev+12v 3way or this valve with qev I will get much more power looks like, but not very air-economic, the pilot air is probably all lost with the solenoid valve I will save some pilot air but 2.5mm orifice is really really lame with only 10bar the power will be a joke
The 3way: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0765257895
qev: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0904190999
But even the 3-way is fast enough, is the qev fast enough to close too?
I think my best chance would be use a 3-way as firing valve so I tried to find a decent flow 3-way and this is what I found: http://www.ebay.com/itm/PT-3-8-Air-Inle ... 3cbe7b631b, it's 3/8 with decent orifice but it says 3way 2position on the title but in the describetion it says 2position 5way anybody help?
I found a lot 1/8 ones, but the orifice are only 1.5mm .
Damn 2.5mm orifice is terrible
So now I'm very unsure about witch way to go, 1/4qev+12v 3way or this valve with qev I will get much more power looks like, but not very air-economic, the pilot air is probably all lost with the solenoid valve I will save some pilot air but 2.5mm orifice is really really lame with only 10bar the power will be a joke
The 3way: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0765257895
qev: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0904190999
But even the 3-way is fast enough, is the qev fast enough to close too?
I think my best chance would be use a 3-way as firing valve so I tried to find a decent flow 3-way and this is what I found: http://www.ebay.com/itm/PT-3-8-Air-Inle ... 3cbe7b631b, it's 3/8 with decent orifice but it says 3way 2position on the title but in the describetion it says 2position 5way anybody help?
I found a lot 1/8 ones, but the orifice are only 1.5mm .
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Look at my pop-off piloted QEV cyclingwyz2285 wrote:But even the 3-way is fast enough, is the qev fast enough to close too?
Could it be that it's 3 way 2 position with 5 ports?I tried to find a decent flow 3-way and this is what I found: http://www.ebay.com/itm/PT-3-8-Air-Inle ... 3cbe7b631b, it's 3/8 with decent orifice but it says 3way 2position on the title but in the describetion it says 2position 5way anybody help?
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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What would be the best .22 bore barrel for my air gun as my brass one bent quite easily, im thinking this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Carbon-Fiber- ... 500wt_1287
also if it was like 6mm id and 20mm od that would be cool
also if it was like 6mm id and 20mm od that would be cool
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nope it's a 5 way valveCould it be that it's 3 way 2 position with 5 ports?
5 way = 5 ports
Though don't worry you can still use it as a 3 way valve (though you'd have to block of port B and it will waste some air trapped in the valve and exhaust it through the exhaust of port B)
If you think of it a 5 way valve is essentially two 3 way valves that switch at the same time (one to closed the other to open position and the other way round) and have one common port
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Thanks Poland
I have made my decision, 1/4 qev + 1/8 3-way, as the 3-ways I can found only holds 8 bar
Jack does your full auto reaches a 600 rpm? Because in the fastest ROF I can choose from the chip is 10 Hz(10 Rps).
I have made my decision, 1/4 qev + 1/8 3-way, as the 3-ways I can found only holds 8 bar
Jack does your full auto reaches a 600 rpm? Because in the fastest ROF I can choose from the chip is 10 Hz(10 Rps).