Yep, figured out how to get an PB Gatling Gun OPERATIONAL. Means as the valve fires the barrels spin, not the Tippman setup where they use a single barrel. The problem that no one could conquer was timing. How to get the barrel spin perfect with the cycle rate. Runs off a few old idea's that people never put togeather.
My setup has electronic eyes that sense where the barrels are in relation to the valve body. When the barrel has swung into position, the valve is allowed to fire much in the same way that once a paintball has come into position the gun can fire without chopping the ball. My idea has the eyes sensing the where the barrel is by a timing gear very much like the timing gear on the WW1 aircraft with a top mounted machine gun firing through the propeller. The eyes do not sense the paint. I have thought up the way the adjustable timing gear is situated outside the barrel assembly. I have thought up a solution to every problem that I can think of. Now here is my question. Can beam break eyes work with the stock Emag?
Instead of trying to figure out how to make the barrel spin with the valve cycle. All that was needed was the correct cycle timer. I just need to electrically attach a set of beam break eyes to an Emag frame for this to work. And yes for those of you with the tinkering minds. I realize that with a very fast barrel cycle rate the timing gear will have to move slightly to compensate for the increases barrel spin speed. That is unless I have the cycle rate at a consistent speed thanks to an electric motor.
And yes I will use a very sensitive level 10 bolt. And the trigger crank from Spec Ops paintball for a faster cycle rate.
Thoughts? Conflicts? Preorders?
My setup has electronic eyes that sense where the barrels are in relation to the valve body. When the barrel has swung into position, the valve is allowed to fire much in the same way that once a paintball has come into position the gun can fire without chopping the ball. My idea has the eyes sensing the where the barrel is by a timing gear very much like the timing gear on the WW1 aircraft with a top mounted machine gun firing through the propeller. The eyes do not sense the paint. I have thought up the way the adjustable timing gear is situated outside the barrel assembly. I have thought up a solution to every problem that I can think of. Now here is my question. Can beam break eyes work with the stock Emag?
Instead of trying to figure out how to make the barrel spin with the valve cycle. All that was needed was the correct cycle timer. I just need to electrically attach a set of beam break eyes to an Emag frame for this to work. And yes for those of you with the tinkering minds. I realize that with a very fast barrel cycle rate the timing gear will have to move slightly to compensate for the increases barrel spin speed. That is unless I have the cycle rate at a consistent speed thanks to an electric motor.
And yes I will use a very sensitive level 10 bolt. And the trigger crank from Spec Ops paintball for a faster cycle rate.
Thoughts? Conflicts? Preorders?



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