Hey fellow nerfers i'm in need of some assistense,
i am tring to integrate a big salvo tank into a NF shell. and i'm using the release botton from the magstrike, but the pump wont put any air in the tank. I'm not sure if i need to use a different release or what.
If anyone has a solution please help it would be apreciated
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pjotrkuh
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Posted 17 January 2010 - 02:31 PM
Maybe the magstrike button doesn't release the air fast enough.
When the shit hits the fan, you'd better wear a rain coat.....
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Posted 17 January 2010 - 02:48 PM
Maybe the magstrike button doesn't release the air fast enough.
I'm not sure it's that the pump comes back up when I move it down
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Posted 17 January 2010 - 02:56 PM
Maybe the magstrike button doesn't release the air fast enough.
I'm not sure it's that the pump comes back up when I move it down
That definitely means that your check valve is toast.
This happens pretty frequently with air powered guns, but don't worry, it's easy enough to fix. Go to a pet store and look in the aquarium section for check valves. They are used to prevent water from siphoning back into the pumps on air bubblers I believe. Install it as close to the end of the pump as possible, and it will work good as new.
I'm going to assume that you know that the BS uses a backpressure system to fire, otherwise you wouldn't have a MS trigger. You connected it in such a way that air can leave the system when the trigger is pulled, right?
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Posted 17 January 2010 - 06:42 PM
Maybe the magstrike button doesn't release the air fast enough.
I'm not sure it's that the pump comes back up when I move it down
That definitely means that your check valve is toast.
This happens pretty frequently with air powered guns, but don't worry, it's easy enough to fix. Go to a pet store and look in the aquarium section for check valves. They are used to prevent water from siphoning back into the pumps on air bubblers I believe. Install it as close to the end of the pump as possible, and it will work good as new.
I'm going to assume that you know that the BS uses a backpressure system to fire, otherwise you wouldn't have a MS trigger. You connected it in such a way that air can leave the system when the trigger is pulled, right?
That was what i was thinking that the check valve was broke. Thanks for all tour help.
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