Variance in velocity is determined from the paint to bore match, the varying difference of paint sizes in the case of paint and the consistency of pressure delivered to the gun. RT'ing will also, in conjunction with consistency of the input pressure will effect velocity. That is, the more you RT, the faster the tank has to come up to pressure. So the faster and/or longer paint strings, the more variance in velocities.
Breaks can happen even with the L10. The L10 just prevents chops, not ball breaks. A bad ball can still break in the barrel. Also, how strong the hopper is demivering the paint can also effect breaking of paint.
Performance expectations - Velocity and ball breaks
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Performance expectations - Velocity and ball breaks
Hey guys,
Took my RT Pro out yesterday and had some questions.
I was shooting betw 265 and 285 at the chrono... What type of velocity variance do you get from shot to shot?
I shot about 1100 rounds and had 1 ball break... What is the ratio of shots to breaks you get with a properly tuned L10?
Just want to make sure my expectations are in line with reality...
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