My mostest CO2 mag build

[Spider-TW]

Thanks to Loguzzzzzz and Flyingpootang for showing us the dump chamber devolumizing details! I did that and wanted to add something else to try...

I always wanted fins for a classic regulator for CO2. So I measured the reg thickness and some asa's and figured I would donate 1/8" of an aluminum reg back to my theories. I took this pump

http://www.mcarterbrown.com/gallery/data/1122/medium/Turkeypump2.JPG

and put this reg on it.

http://www.mcarterbrown.com/gallery/data/1048/medium/S5001224.JPG (http://www.mcarterbrown.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=30242&title=s5001224&cat=1048)

http://www.mcarterbrown.com/gallery/data/1048/medium/S5001223.JPG (http://www.mcarterbrown.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=30242&title=s5001223&cat=1048)

The heat transfer should be about fifteen times better than the stock reg. Since it runs with a 9oz bottle usually, the reg has a chance to get chilly.

Actually, the material is 15 times better in the first place. There's about a 50% increase in the surface area (not counting the back face) with the fins.

[Smoothice]

Interesting. Verry interesting.

[koleah]

finned regulator

Is awesome. I like. Very creative. A++. Would buy from again.

[Spider-TW]

Is awesome. I like. Very creative. A++. Would buy from again.
:rofl:

[redmammon]

lol i wanted a lightwieght back reg also but was to lazy to make one so i bought this one
http://i677.photobucket.com/albums/vv134/redmammon/0617001617.jpg

[Spider-TW]

lol i wanted a lightwieght back reg also but was to lazy to make one so i bought this one
Which one is that? I can't recognize it.

[theGOLDENchild]

It looks like half of an Air America reg.