need help on cyclone

[BenoitOWN]

Hi, I currently have an e-mag and I wanna try to puts an cyclone feed system on it. I was thinking on putting a 1250psi tank reg, giving 800-850 to the marker and the rest at an secondary reg like a palmer micro-rock on 400psi for the cyclone.

Now I wanna search for a valve type that can support that pressure activated by the trigger(could put a rod on the trigger to the valve)

If someone have another idea please let me know.

Thanks for you help guy.
BenoitOWN
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[Hilltop Customs]

take a normal mag....make a p-mag or ep-mag out of it and use the exhaust pressure from the 3 way to spin the cyclone?(IDK how much pressure or what kinda volume the cyclone requires)

and since you wont need it anymore....you can give me the emag :clap:




is there any specific reason you want to do this?

[angrysasquatch]

Here's a start:

http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=215060&highlight=cyclone

[Hilltop Customs]

holy crap....upwards of 400psi just to push a ball into the chamber....guess that blows my exhaust air idea out of the water.

Guess you could put a supersized ram in there to make up for the difference in pressures. I bet with some tinkering you could use the exhaust air and a fat little ram to cycle it off.


Or somethin else that might work....but its a little crazy:
Drill and tap a port into the front part of the valve(the volume chamber) The pressure will depend on the LvlX spring and velocity, but I think it would be high enough to opperate the cyclone.

When you fire the pressure drops and the cycclone ram will reset....and once the trigger releases the volume chamber becomes re-pressurized and cycles the ram again...chambering a ball.


I wouldnt do it for just a cyclone feed.....but thats just me.