I have heard of retro valves becoming hot (to the touch) after long strings, but my classic valve does the same thing when im shooting on it. is there something wrong or am I just shooting really fast?
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That happened to me when I had my classic...I don't think anything's wrong. -
No worries. Just a fuction of the air moving extremely fast through a comparatively narrow space, creating a decent bit of friction, heat.
Mine does the same thing when I've got the AR frame on it.
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mine doesnt do it. i dont know whySomeone took away my cool sig. *cough*mod*cough*Comment
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its just some thing gas's go.... when they are put under pressure they get hor ( after filling you N2 tank to fast) and when they exit quickly they cool down ( emptying out a co2 tank or any tank for that matter, this is how and air conditioner works) or so i am told"You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." -John Morley
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yup HoppysMag is 100% right.. but its not getting hot dew to that (i think) its just the bolt rubbimg a lil.. and or airRT
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With CO2 there is a BIG additional factor. CO2 is stored in the tank as a liquid. When the pressure drops the liquid boils. This is a MAJOR source of the cooling affect seen with CO2.Originally posted by HoppysMag
...and when they exit quickly they cool down ( emptying out a co2 tank...
Hey Hitech your starting to sound like me! - AGD
Hitech is the man.... :eek: - Blennidae
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i know thats why i put and any other tank for that matter.... it was just an embelished example...."You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." -John Morley
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