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[racoon]

I don't know if anyone here has ever heard of CPS. CPS, or Constant Pressure System, may not be a correct name, but it worked for Super Soakers and it should work for nerf too.

Instead of a tank that can not be bent, such as PVC and the plastic Super Soakers is made of, they replaced the tank with a rubber bladder (can't think of a more fitting name ATM) inside a tank. When you pump it up and then release it, you get more pressure due to the fact that the bladder pushes the air back out as well.

Basically, you pump less, a little harder, and get more pressure. Any people who have made many mods that think this is feasible?

Really, the results on Super Soakers were pretty good.

[Megothitinheadbydart]

Rapid fire 20's have bladders. You can make one out of balloons. Just put about 50 insisde each other and jam it on some sort of pvc adapter.

Edited by Megothitinheadbydart, 10 May 2004 - 04:34 PM.

[Tinkerer]

umm, hate to burst your bubble but, um, the rubber bladder sustains the pressure for longer, but the actual pressure is less thanks to all the give in the bladder, it's called "constant pressure system" for a reason, and it's the same reason the RF20's, PC's, and WF's have air bladders, for the constant pressure. the solid airtank ones make a much faster, more powerful, but shorter blast of air which is exactly what is called for in most super soaker nerf guns.

[Megothitinheadbydart]

High powered nerf guns are fun until someone gets an eye shot out, then it's hilarious.

thats my moto but a bladder won't make it happen unless it is a rapid fire one. Stick to hard air tanks.

Edited by Megothitinheadbydart, 11 May 2004 - 03:01 PM.