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  • #46
    Pneumatics for my axe

    Care to list the pneumatic component weights Dan ?

    Ram , Buffer , co2 bottle , pressure regulator , Axe and mech ,suitable 5/2 pneumatic valve ... sundry pipework and fittings.

    Ultimately its your choice and if your happy go for it.

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    • #47
      Pneumatics for my axe

      Ram-about 1.5kg?
      Co2 bottle-500g
      Buffer-1kg for both
      Regulator-I dont know
      Axe and mech-2.5kg
      Valve-450g
      Battery-400g
      Motors-1kg
      Speedos-150g?

      Total:Around 7.5kg

      So that gives me about 5-6kg for chassis and armour.

      Which i am sacraficing for the Axe.

      So 5mm to 7mm polycarb.

      Some of my calcs might be a bit out,but thats around about right.

      Thanks.

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      • #48
        Pneumatics for my axe

        The SMC CG1 Ram you linked to further up the thread appears to weigh in at around 3.5 kgs.
        http://www.smcetech.com/CC_catalogs/smc/pdf/CG1_EU.pdfhttp://www.smcetech.com/CC_catalogs/smc/pdf/CG1_EU.pdf

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        • #49
          Pneumatics for my axe

          No im using a different ram,but that was just a geusstimate weight for it.

          But even if it does weigh 3.5kg,i still should be ok.

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          • #50
            Pneumatics for my axe

            Do you think I will need one or two buffers?

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            • #51
              Pneumatics for my axe

              Just the one buffer tank should be fine.

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              • #52
                Pneumatics for my axe

                Ok,Mario said i should have two,otherwise I would only get about 20 hits.

                Thanks Woody.

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                • #53
                  Pneumatics for my axe

                  The quantity of liquid co2 in your main tank dictates the number of available shots.

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                  • #54
                    Pneumatics for my axe

                    I said that the volume of the Buffertank should be 3 times the volume of the ram, or more.
                    Less, and youll use up more weight for less advantage.

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                    • #55
                      Pneumatics for my axe

                      My take on a buffer tank volume....

                      Twice the rams volume is acceptable ...three times the rams volume is good.... but anything is better than nothing.

                      Powder extinguisher bottles etc make light l.p. buffer tanks just check the pressure rating before using.

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                      • #56
                        Pneumatics for my axe

                        Ok,I think to start I will have only one 12oz buffer,and a 12oz main.

                        Is that good?Or should I have a bigger main?

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                        • #57
                          Pneumatics for my axe

                          12oz liquid co2 = approx 18 litres of gas @ 10bar.

                          A 12oz tank has a volume of around 0.5 litre.

                          Is it enough ....dunno.

                          Your ram volume is?

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                          • #58
                            Pneumatics for my axe

                            Im not sure what my ram volume is.

                            I havnt got it yet.

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                            • #59
                              Pneumatics for my axe

                              80 x 80 ram = 400cc

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                              • #60
                                Pneumatics for my axe

                                Ok,so what kind of thickness on my axe head would i need to stand up to the power?

                                What material do you think would be best?

                                Thanks.

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