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In Reply to: Re: Just for the record..... posted by T.J. on September 04, 2003 at 05:09:41:

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Posted by:
Captain_Caveman
on September 05, 2003 at 23:33:18

Good move on the 2"X7" cartridge.
I am working on an upper and lower gate system for feed system. Getting away from the traditional ejector and extractor design.
When ya get it all set up and working, we will be looking for a video on the AF website titled "three round burst" or something similar.
Also--- are you able to get good consistency with the Supah valve using higher pressure (70-100) and a small reservoir, or is a low pressure (30-60) and larger reservoir setup more likely to produce consistency?

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Re: Just for the record..... T.J. "Mad Scientist for the Tiger Tank" Allcot 14:58:05 09/06/03 (3)

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: Good move on the 2"X7" cartridge. : I am working on an upper and lower gate system for feed system. Getting away from the traditional ejector and extractor design. : When ya get it all set up and working, we will be looking for a video on the AF website titled "three round burst" or something similar. : Also--- are you able to get good consistency with the Supah valve using higher pressure (70-100) and a small reservoir, or is a low pressure (30-60) and larger reservoir setup more likely to produce consistency?

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