July 9th, 2007, 12:41 | #31 | |
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That inner barrel is only recommended for guns that will output 1J of power (328fps). An M120 spring far surpasses that. As for the damage on your gun, the stripping of the initial tooth on the piston suggests either: 1. The spring is too heavy and providing too much resistance against the fast moving sector gear 2. The piston is still moving too slow for the sector gear and is getting the rear teeth raked Scenario #1 is the more plausible of the two. Although, having it run for ~20,000 rounds with that setup is pretty impressive! |
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July 9th, 2007, 13:55 | #32 |
Hi ILLusion,
Ah..apologies, I should have been clearer :-). When I trimmed off 3xteeth off the sector and off the piston, I've created a shorter piston stroke (therefore increasing ROF). So with the M120 spring, I'm actually getting less than 328fps...in fact I'm getting 0.96J only. Here's what I mean :- http://www.anakchan.com/gallery/Hobb...2_enterAlbum=0 Note only 13xteeth on the sector, and the length of 12xteeth on the piston (but spaced out to an equivalent to 13xteeth - the 2nd was removed to reduce crashes). You're right for the reason of the crash. Even though I've taken the 2nd tooth off, I think I still run the risk of crashes. I may consider removing the 3rd tooth too (or simply run with a lower voltage battery since my mags can't keep up with the mechbox setup anyway). |
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July 9th, 2007, 16:17 | #33 |
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Not sure if removing the 3rd tooth is a wise idea - a lot of stress would be put on the 4th tooth.
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July 9th, 2007, 21:06 | #34 |
Doh! That's why the last tooth of a standard piston is metal (which I filed off). Well let's see this time if it lasts ~20,000 rounds as well. Maybe I was just lucky with the previous one (same config). After this, I'll switch over to the Angel Hi-Speed Piston/Phoenix Hi-Speed auto shimming Gears (both 12th teeth setup as standard from manufacturer).
Cheers for your advice though ILLusion! |
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