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Topic: PSI Measurement
Posted By: Dan db09
Subject: PSI Measurement
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 4:35pm
Would a 20oz tank be 1200 PSI



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Posted By: The Man
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 4:45pm
Out Put? Yeah it could go all the way up there depending on the weather. They ussaully stay at 800-900psi.

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Posted By: Dan db09
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 4:48pm
b\c theres a gauge on a Diablo Mongoose 2 LED that im thinking about getting that goes 0-1200 PSI and im also wondering if you can use c02 on the gun.


Posted By: The Man
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 4:51pm
Yeah co2 will work fine but HPA would be better. 

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Posted By: Mike Barch
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 5:30pm
A Mongoose! Ok w/e floats ur boat......my old bone daddy had one of them gauges on it too, it really dont do crap for HPA (hpa is 3000+psi) but for c02 mine was at like 800-900...just pay attention to the gauge on the HPA tank when u go to HPA.

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Posted By: Dan db09
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 5:39pm
mike barch what do you thing is so wrong with the mongoose 2 reincarnation


Posted By: Mike Barch
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 5:43pm

Originally posted by Dan db09 Dan db09 wrote:

mike barch what do you thing is so wrong with the mongoose 2 reincarnation

I dont like the original one, that one is nice sorry for that man.....i need to READ! more! sorry dude, good gun, have fun, good luck, go own...



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Posted By: Dan db09
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 5:45pm
lol its okay the original one blows but the one im getting is good 


Posted By: Shadowminion
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 5:55pm

CO2 is a liquid when your tank is filled , at room temperatures , I would guess it runs around 8-900 psi .

 BUT a compressible liquid (read Cyrogenic ) is very , VERY temperature dependent , it follows the laws of liquid vapor , as the temperature goes up , so will the pressure inside the tank , and as the temperature falls , the pressure will decrease (thats why HPA is useful in colder climates ,or under sustained rapid firing conditions ).

In a situation where you draw pressure from a CO2 tank rapidly decreasing the pressure . It will get cold and the pressure will drop , thus causing the lower velocitys that HPA/Nitro is MUCH less susceptible to , almost negligently so .

In answer to your question , a 20 Oz , or 12 Oz , or ANY size tank (CO2 ) will run at the same pressure under the same conditions , thats just the volume of liquid that it will contain , with room for having usable vapors there (to shoot with ) .  



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Posted By: Insomnia_CJ
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 6:06pm
Originally posted by Shadowminion Shadowminion wrote:

CO2 is a liquid when your tank is filled , at room temperatures , I would guess it runs around 8-900 psi .

 BUT a compressible liquid (read Cyrogenic ) is very , VERY temperature dependent , it follows the laws of liquid vapor , as the temperature goes up , so will the pressure inside the tank , and as the temperature falls , the pressure will decrease (thats why HPA is useful in colder climates ,or under sustained rapid firing conditions ).

In a situation where you draw pressure from a CO2 tank rapidly decreasing the pressure . It will get cold and the pressure will drop , thus causing the lower velocitys that HPA/Nitro is MUCH less susceptible to , almost negligently so .

In answer to your question , a 20 Oz , or 12 Oz , or ANY size tank (CO2 ) will run at the same pressure under the same conditions , thats just the volume of liquid that it will contain , with room for having usable vapors there (to shoot with ) .  

You know alot of BIG words, hopefully I can learn some tomm. at School



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Posted By: Shadowminion
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 6:16pm
You understood what I said ? (hopefully ) . The cyrogenic part is any gas that can be used as a refrigerant , by compressing it , and letting it expand under controlled conditions , almost any gas can be compressed and used as a refrigerant/coolant/propellant , but all gasses have different liquid/vapor pressures , IE , CO2 , Oxygen , Nitrogen , Helium , Hydrogen , Ammonia, any gas can be made into a liquid , but the pressures involved , and other factors dont suit them for our applications . I have just had some experience with gasses , in my field of work .

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Posted By: Dan db09
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 6:35pm
english please... nah j\k


Posted By: Mike Barch
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 6:52pm
^^ wat u take summer skool? Insomnia_CJ lol

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Posted By: Dan db09
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 8:04pm
this is the gun im talking about getting with the gauge on it but its on the other side....




Posted By: Mike Barch
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 10:43pm

Cool

 



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Posted By: A4*Jyim*
Date Posted: 01 August 2004 at 11:34pm
Originally posted by The Man The Man wrote:

Yeah co2 will work fine but HPA would be better. 


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Posted By: plax_are_meth
Date Posted: 02 August 2004 at 5:06am
that gun looks suspiciously (sp) like a dragun tes....and hpa will always be better then co2...

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