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Thread: Low Pressure Pnumatic Ram / parts

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    Are we to assume that this is for a featherweight? If so Dave Moulds still has some rams left, im sure he will pick this up soon, if not email or pm me from my profile and I will pass it on to him.

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    i have a wide selection of rams .......
    email me what you are looking for ...
    bore / stroke ...
    i will check and see what ive got ...

    pete....

    email on profile

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    I have a few too, Plenty of people will have them so lots of choice. You going to any upcoming events?

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    What stroke you wanting?

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    Adam theres no real need for dual compressors. aslong as the one can fill your buffer tank quickly enough- so you dont want a buffer thats to big.. but you dont want one thats too small in comparrison to your rams. With LP equipment you will find that flowrate is a big factor.. i.e. flow from the buffer.. into your valve.. then into your rams. Anything before that in a compressor system isnt to important i found as your bound more by the flow of the compressor then the flow of your pipework. The buffer im supplying took about 20seconds to fill.. but thats from the second you put the robots link in and its generaly atleast 1min after you put your link in until the fight comenses.. and it will probably turn itself on for about 6seconds between each flip pressuming you have no leaks. You can however still use ur weapon while the compressor is on..it just wont be as effective as if you wait.
    anyhows, i just replied to your PM- ill sort some stuff out for you tomorow.

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    Hi guys, I thought I'd drag this thread up again instead of starting a new one.

    I'm looking to build a LP compressor flipper system for a featherweight and could do with some advice/parts. If anyone could give me some answer I'd be grateful.

    Firstly, I've got a double acting 40mm bore 100mm stroke ram, and have a bimba buffer tank 2.5 inches wide and 4 inches tall, so the buffer has just over twice the capacity of the ram. Is this big enough, or will I need a bigger buffer? If so, what do people suggest?

    Second, what kind of connectors do most compressors have, is it 1/4, 1/8 or something else?

    Also, does anyone have a suitable pressure switch, or can someone recommend a decent one?

    Cheers!

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