As Promised! 32+bps Victroy Board Testing

[Bad_Dog]

all hail Zman!

[hAppy]

The only timmies I see... are broken ones

I've never seen a single timmy go without problems for an entire day, my revenge has had ONE problem.

My glove got caught in the backblock and it wouldn't go back

I think it's officially time I got meself an RT mag

i been to 2 ao days with my timmy, works perfect each time

[ZapTheMad]

haha, those pbn lick knobs are jealous

[Lessthanusual]

mirror of file?

I am willing to mirror it if you're ok with that zach.

[LittlePaintballBoy]

I am sure he wouldn't mind as long as you do not edit the video in any way

[ZapTheMad]

I would also like to note that after teardown there was no unusual wear or damage. The mags took the abuse like champs. The first gun did break an old bolt spring tho.

[spacedtedybear]

Well, I input my 2 cents.

[GoatBoy]

I'll have to look at the frame-by-frame when I get home, but I'm going to go out on a limb here... And say that the halo was not keeping up.

Allow me to go into gedanken mode...

There are two different ideas which are related to feed rate. The first one appears to be the most easily understood -- stack pressure. To get the balls to feed faster, you have to force them in there.

The second, which I have almost never seen any discussion on, is SORT RATE. How quickly can your hopper take an unsorted pile of paintballs and get them in line in order to be force fed into the gun.

For ball sorting, we're back again to the mercy of gravity doing our work. However, with something like the halo, there's an additional stumbling block... The hole that a ball is supposed to drop into is moving. It's moving really fast. It's probably moving at rate of 30+ times the diameter of each paintball (.68+). Now, with each cycle, the hole is getting bigger, but then again, the paint is also more jostled -- and the jostling isn't in a downward direction. The balls are deflected sideways and upwards. Is there enough time between the hole movement for the paint to drop in where it's supposed to? Well, we go back to stack pressure again -- if there are enough balls on top to provide enough force to get it down faster, then maybe.

It kind of reminds me of that theory where the black holes created all of our galaxies; at some point their spinning and internal energy actually forces matter outward to create the galaxies as we know them.



Looking at the video, there appears to be a pattern to when you get a break. First when you exhaust your inital buffer of balls, then repeatedly after that from random inability to keep the stack going. And even more so when the hopper starts getting low.

That's my 2 cents.

[Zedaine]

Nice vid Z-man!

Quit using that crap paint though.. I'll be anxiously waiting for your next vid.

[Target Practice]

Hail to the chief, he's the chief and he needs hailing...

[Big Weapons]

Does AGD's warranty cover 2400psi input? lol

[magking1971]

Nice video! even if it was a 2 1/2 hour download for me, I love dialup.

[Lessthanusual]

Movie is mirrored

FYI, just the movie itself is now mirrored at: http://1-email.net/Victory_Board.mov

[booyah]

Does AGD's warranty cover 2400psi input? lol

I think it technically does... the side of my classic says max input pressure 3000psi :-)

-Booyah

[hAppy]

if we kept going at it, it wouldve blown a hole through my fence