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hybrid-sniper 
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 Posted: 19 June 2005 at 9:39pm |
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You could also overheat the C02, then it would explode. -EDIT- Much more likely to happen figuatively than literally. -EDIT- Edited by hybrid-sniper |
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Predatorr
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Posted: 18 June 2005 at 10:10pm |
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it just wouldnt work cos of wiring and all that. Plus the x chamber does its job just fine as it is. Good idea though
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Chappy061
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Posted: 18 June 2005 at 8:52pm |
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i did a quick search on this because i would have thought it would have already been mentioned. who thinks a heating element wrapped around the x-chamber of your marker would be a good idea? obviously it would be insulated, so not to burn the hands of the user, but i think it would do wonders for gas efficiency as well as reg freeze reduction. you could even to the same to your C02 bottle, provided you were careful with the pressure levels, so not to heat it too far and burst the bottle. maybe an element for the X-Chamber and a heating element for the bottle, with the one on the bottle linked to a cut out switch that is controlled by a pressure reg. any thoughts? |
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