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  • OneEyedPimp
    www.fingerinabox.com
    • Mar 2005
    • 253

    #1

    Electromagnetic bolt?

    I have been thinking for a while, as people want more and more BPS, why don't they come up with a bolt/valve assembly that is moved foward and backwards by electromagnets? I mean, theoretically, this could yeild huge a huge ROF. I am just thinking right now and was wondering if any of you had any input/criticism.
    Last edited by OneEyedPimp; 08-28-2005, 09:37 PM.
  • RazorMonkey
    Registered User
    • Jul 2003
    • 289

    #2
    Unpractical due to power requirements... And patent pending to someone I know...

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    • OneEyedPimp
      www.fingerinabox.com
      • Mar 2005
      • 253

      #3
      Originally posted by RazorMonkey
      Unpractical due to power requirements... And patent pending to someone I know...
      Ok. It was just an idea that I had, and I was looking for input like that. Thank you.

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      • Aleis
        Registered User
        • Feb 2004
        • 116

        #4
        Actualy the power constrainst i'm not sure about honestly all you would really have is a mechanical Solenoid, true a the half inch travle is a bit much but you can run a sear tripper for days on a 9-volt.

        And yes i think it's already patented anyhow.
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        • Maggot6
          Registered User
          • Aug 2004
          • 1527

          #5
          You should be able to make it go reallllly fast, seeing as there is no real limit on a magnet...But, the problem I can see would be making it go fully from one side to the other without half cycling....AS soon as the battery got low, you'd just chop/pinch all over the place.

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          • phantomhitman
            ao's official bad guy
            • Oct 2003
            • 1841

            #6
            I almost had a gun like this made, then quake3 released their newer and more powerful rail gun. Id software sent me a cease and disist order soon after.

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            • BigEvil
              www.BigEvilOnline.com

              • Feb 2005
              • 9333

              #7
              Originally posted by phantomhitman
              I almost had a gun like this made, then quake3 released their newer and more powerful rail gun. Id software sent me a cease and disist order soon after.

              /pcgamejoke

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              • Teamslayer76
                I want my Sig back
                • Jul 2004
                • 480

                #8
                Originally posted by phantomhitman
                I almost had a gun like this made, then quake3 released their newer and more powerful rail gun. Id software sent me a cease and disist order soon after.

                /pcgamejoke

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                • Duzzy
                  Mentally confused, wanders

                  • Apr 2004
                  • 940

                  #9
                  A more practical idea would be to make the bolt so that it recharges your batteries as it moves back and forth. Like those flashlights that "last forever" and all that you have to do is shake them to make them work. Then hook your hopper up to your gun and you should be set for a while.

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                  • slade
                    Carpe Noctem
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 3442

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Duzzy
                    A more practical idea would be to make the bolt so that it recharges your batteries as it moves back and forth. Like those flashlights that "last forever" and all that you have to do is shake them to make them work. Then hook your hopper up to your gun and you should be set for a while.
                    hmm, itd drain air like a b****... hook it up to a viking and take advantage of that all day air .
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                    • Duzzy
                      Mentally confused, wanders

                      • Apr 2004
                      • 940

                      #11
                      How would it drain air faster than normal?

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                      • slade
                        Carpe Noctem
                        • Apr 2004
                        • 3442

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Duzzy
                        How would it drain air faster than normal?
                        you cant "create" energy, it has to come from somewhere... if you make a system that will charge a battery when the bolt moves, that energy will come from the energy stored as air pressure, thus using more air. to compensate for that you would probably have to use higher pressures, or else it would slow down the bolt. it would also create more kick.
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                        • Arstron
                          fusionowners.org

                          • Mar 2005
                          • 2347

                          #13
                          Originally posted by slade
                          you cant "create" energy, it has to come from somewhere... if you make a system that will charge a battery when the bolt moves, that energy will come from the energy stored as air pressure, thus using more air. to compensate for that you would probably have to use higher pressures, or else it would slow down the bolt. it would also create more kick.
                          Wouldnt using air defeat the purpose of a electromagnetic bolt? You would need a good size battery just to get the bolt started. If you could come up with a charging system, then the first couple shots would still be off the battery alone. It would take a ton of R&D and the price of a gun like this would be very high, but it would be nice not to have to worry about air.

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                          • Duzzy
                            Mentally confused, wanders

                            • Apr 2004
                            • 940

                            #14
                            I honestly have no idea what you are trying to say...

                            Take a gun, but components on the bolt sides and the internal walls that will generate electricity when they rub together (I don't know what it is called but they use the principal in the new flashlights.) and then just shoot the gun. It shouldn't take that much more air unless the bolt is insanely heavy.

                            I'm confused...

                            Originally posted by slade
                            you cant "create" energy, it has to come from somewhere... if you make a system that will charge a battery when the bolt moves, that energy will come from the energy stored as air pressure, thus using more air. to compensate for that you would probably have to use higher pressures, or else it would slow down the bolt. it would also create more kick.

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                            • CKY_Alliance
                              Team Deranged
                              • Jan 2005
                              • 1695

                              #15
                              This may have already been brought up but i didnt read the thread so o well...

                              anyway.. with an electromagnetic bolt wouldnt the bolt hit the ball instead of using air..?well now that i say this i relize that im dumb..becasue you could still use air..but couldnt an E.M. bolt be used without air..the bolt would have to make contact with the ball and prolly break it but i believe it could be done..

                              umm yea...i dont know.

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