Alright, I want to know what is the maximum safe PSI inside the dump chamber of an automag 68 valve ?
Alright, I want to know what is the maximum safe PSI inside the dump chamber of an automag 68 valve ?
Last edited by VirpZ; 10-26-2015 at 09:18 PM.
are you bypassing the regulator? You can hook 3000psi up to a valve. The regulator(back half of the valve) will dial it down from that.
Well above the pressure at which the regulator piston safety feature would begin leaking.
The recent questions like this make me uncomfortable. Respectfully, may I ask what you are trying to achieve?
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these valves were designed for paintball use, so the chamber is built to withstand normal pressures at which it would be operated. if you want to use one for something else, that's your business, but you're on your own.
I am not trying to propel paintballs at 800 fps, I just want to launch some low density stuff to the 10+ yards mark.
While I know the regulator can handle pressures up to 3000 PSI I don't think it means that you can have pressures like 3000 PSI going on INSIDE the regulator chamber.
Sure this piece of information you posted will be really helpful to somebody else . Don't get too fragile, I am not trying to be disrespectful.
Last edited by VirpZ; 10-30-2015 at 10:39 AM.
little respect goes along ways.
http://www.zakvetter.com/pages/paint...deos_main.html
watch 34 cps rt valve
3000 input
Please, don't get too fragile, I never meant to hurt anybody feelings.
Anyone willing to help me out here ?
Again, respectfully, why would you trust someone's answer on an Internet forum when the end result could be a pipe bomb? If you don't know about or how to calculate things like hoop, radial, and axial stress of a pressure vessel, material yield strengths, etc., you should only let someone with PROOF of proper credentials and insurance provide that information.
But knowing the properties of the projectile is part of the equation! That is why I stated to have a credentialed individual do the math, FEA, etc. Said person would know all the variables to factor in.
What is the best material to devolumize a mag to use 12 grams on a classic valve?
I used flyingpootang's method of a number of 3/8" nylon washers. They have to be reduced on the OD a bit, but you can add and subtract volume in an easily accountable method. Too many washers gets the chamber pressure up where you start to see more broken paint and/or venting from the reg piston. Barrel length is just as important as the last few washers. My son went to a stubby minimag barrel on his devolumized pumpmag, and it started seeing both problems on occasion (small tournament paint probably).
here's a drag-up
https://www.automags.org/forums/showt...ighlight=shots