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Hey guys, I taught I should post this. I got my Nylon hammer and the valve wouldent open enough to get the FPS to 280 so I opened up one of my Valve stem's, took a pen spring, cut it at the same lenght as the spring in it and put it all up together. Now it RIPS.
Settings are:
Dwell 4
HPR 280ish
LPR 60ish
will get exact settings tomorow
NO KICK!!!!! SUPER FAST!!!!!!!! and shot a bag off 2000psi with air left (improvement compared to before, that was while shooting 313FPS kuz i didnt have my allen keys. So I should get a bit more when I lower it to 280FPS)
kingaaron
11-02-2007, 12:28 PM
Can you take a picture of it? I'm sure everyone would like to see how you did it.
Thanks
Brad7
11-02-2007, 03:58 PM
How did you re-attach the two halves?
RangerJoe
11-02-2007, 04:01 PM
I believe he used crazy super glue or similar.
used super glue, if it doesent hold ill use a stronger glue lol, and for the pics, its just a different spring, looks the same.
exact settings are:
dwell 4
HPR: 280
LPR:65
Got a bag off 2000psi with a bit of air left
NO KICK
Shooting hot so i brought tried this:
dwell 4
HPR:280
LPR 61
Shooting at 280-290
Havent tested how many shots yet
NO KICK
VPREATR
11-06-2007, 07:41 PM
In reference the aforementioned modifications I’ve included a few related images.
Nylon Hammer: (4.0 grams)
http://www.teamdisavowed.com/markersfs/angel/a1valve/a1_nylon_hammer.jpg
GEN 1 Hammer: (25.0 grams)
http://www.teamdisavowed.com/markersfs/angel/a1valve/gen1_a1_hammer.jpg
GEN 2 Hammer: (23.0 grams)
http://www.teamdisavowed.com/markersfs/angel/a1valve/gen2_a1_hammer.jpg
Disassembled A1 Exhaust Valve: (Lightened spring shown)
http://www.teamdisavowed.com/markersfs/angel/a1valve/a1_exhaust_spring.jpg
Assembled A1 Exhaust Valve: (Lightened spring installed)
http://www.teamdisavowed.com/markersfs/angel/a1valve/a1_exhaust_newspring.jpg
The exhaust valve was cleaned and re-assembled with a high strength “gel” type cyanoacrylate; the ram was matched with the nylon hammer and pressures/settings were adjusted accordingly.
The marker is presently configured at 57psi (LPR), 275psi (HPR) and 5mS (Dwell). Additional tuning and subsequent testing is needed, although a reduction in recoil is clearly noted; efficiency will be monitored and recorded very shortly.
Clearly this modification does not compare (or complete) with the reported and subsequently pending high efficiency A1 internals; my goal was simply a reduction in recoil; increases in perceived efficiency would be a bonus, although additional testing is necessary.
In closing, it’s advisable that only those with reasonable air-smith experience perform such modifications as it’s very likely to irreversibly damage your exhaust valve.
Thanks!
VPREATR
11-06-2007, 08:16 PM
Addem: The marker is currently stable at 4.5mS dwell; velocity and subsequent consistency is currently recorded via radar at 280, 280, 277, 281, 282, 280 ...
lucky7s15
11-22-2007, 11:09 PM
niiice!!!!!!!!!
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