high performance LP pneumatic systems

Still, with everything concerning endforce applied to the opponent, there isn't a difference in danger.

The pressure makes it easier to build smaller, and that is the BIG advantage of FP.

Disadvantage, joints will leak easier and harder. Dangerous, not really. Annoying utterly.

Concerning mechanical damage and things exploding.
The worst we have seen for Pneumatics are pierced bottles (big billowing white clouds), launched rods, destroyed ram ends and broken off pivots/connectors.
And that for LP as FP.

Fun as long it happens in the arena, to the opponent.
But during testing or a demo , it's back to the workbench and improve.

I guess it's about how compromise and I I want to mess around to get a high power lp system or got for a FP system and remember I'll probably run out of gas during fights

Condensed, chaotic CO2 information by one of the masters

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Originally Posted by maddox10

Condensed, chaotic CO2 information by one of the masters

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by masters, im thinkign you :)

I'm no master, but I learned from the best.

Woody, Mike Lambert and Ian Watts.
Having a thorough view in Dantomkia and Bigger Brother helped a lot.
But others helped too.
Niels Decarpentier (Dutch, builder of Hammerhead 1, 2 and 3, and the inventor of the Decoupled ram/flipper) and George Francis spring to mind.

Kos (Tough As Nails) is the one who kept me on track in the early, heady days were WJ (Gravity) was pushing me along insane paths.