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Air bag reaction

In Reply to: Chemical Reactions posted by Carl on July 28, 2003 at 15:14:42:


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Posted by:
Carl "Cockroach" Gelhaus

on July 29, 2003 at 21:42:14

Here is another idea. Could you use the gas generator from an airbag to provide the gas to fire a main gun? The gas used is nitrogen, no different than the nitrogen used in paintball markers. It is created by passing electricity through a sodium azide. This releases the nitrogen which would cause the airbag to fill or the paintballs to be sent down range. It could be controlled with pressure relief valves, just like regular gun. Best of all, the inflator module could be purchased as a prefab unit which could be inserted into a port fashioned into the breach of the gun. What do you guys think?

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