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[puggy]

Here it is.





It's a max fusion 10 dollar super soaker, I was constantly getting ranges of 130-145 ft. The longest range I think I got was 149.5 ft. Not bad at all . It takes about 3 to 4 pumps for a standard bicycle pump to prime.
The tank is only a little smaller than a Titan's.
It uses a cool spring loaded valve so the valve opens instantly.

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Edited by puggy, 26 April 2006 - 07:43 PM.

[ompa]

Any chance you can get a picture of that pump? Around here, standard bike pumps are smaller than the Titan pump, and (for my Titan) it takes me 20-25 pumps to prime. If you can get a picture up, that'd be great, so I could go buy one myself and use it.

I took apart a Liquidator and found a very similar valve, I agree; the things are really neat in how they function.

~ompa

[davidbowie]

Ompa, I have a suspicion he's using a stand-up pump.

[puggy]

I am, I think that's a standard bike pump. . I could just get 3 mini bike pumps (what your talking about ompa) and glue them together to have the air output of 3 pumps.

[Croc]

i'm just curious, was it a normal super soaker, or did you make it yourself?, and
if it was a super soaker before you changed it, what was it called?

[m15399]

Normal super soaker. I believe it's the Defender.