Originally posted by hs2000
Why is the Tippmann C3 so big?
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just got to lazy to keep reading down the posts so idk if this was already said but
also remember propane is like 450ish psi when full but as the tank gets emptyer the psi will obviously drop. i assume the main resivoir is like 20 psi of propane (just because of the density it has to be mixed at to combust propperly ) so to get all the shots off of that tank it has to be reged down.
best way to under stand it is to take a lighter and do the fire ball in the hand thing and you see how much force you can sence from it. so you need to put much more gas and keep it under pressure to get force out of it
now idk if that made much sence but it helped me think it through
-mattComment
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Gives a whole new meaning to "LP!"
I doubt many people will get that...
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That was my old animation. Wasn't finished then. I did a while ago though, when I received my C3. I then promptly tore the sucker apart and diagnosed how everything worked. Result...

It's an overall really ingenious design. But being the first production I see it easily being able to be tweeked, scaled down, eventually made semi even. Maybe slow semi to start, like 6bps. But it would afterall be a start.
But yes. It does shoot paintballs via ignited propane. And yes there is a small blue flame that comes out the barrel that can be seen with the lights out. Oh, and yes, it is as loud as a shotgun.
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Propane pumps could take off.
but it's made by tippmann.
I woulden't be surprised if the next version comes compleate with rails, magazines, and a cyclone while using the same exact internals parts.Comment
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Yes.
But don't tell it to the Tipp sales reps, the like to deny it.
Andy "Ydna" DuBuc
Nummech Products & ZDSPBComment
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cpu fansOriginally posted by CoralisI believe the reason given for not making a semi was due to heat build up concerns. My thinking on the matter to increase the bps of the marker would require materials better able to disapate heat than what is commonly used in paintball markers today.
radiator system
liquid cooled, computer controlled, cooling mesh
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hurray for a $600 pump marker!!Originally posted by SR_mattcpu fans
radiator system
liquid cooled, computer controlled, cooling mesh
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hs2000
^ he was saying those things would be needed on a semi model.
And the CCM's S6 is almost $600.
In other words, your post was lame.Comment
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fine 1K pump marker.Originally posted by hs2000^ he was saying those things would be needed on a semi model.
And the CCM's S6 is almost $600.
In other words, your post was lame.
are you happy now?Comment




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