Originally Posted by wantamag
I was wondering the same thing rogue was and I am glad he asked. Anyway, the new design looks close to what a mag looks like. I suppose a video will show exactly how different they really are.
Originally Posted by wantamag
I was wondering the same thing rogue was and I am glad he asked. Anyway, the new design looks close to what a mag looks like. I suppose a video will show exactly how different they really are.
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They used mag parts because they were readily available, instead of fabricating a new body right away. This is, as he posted (As I READ ), an Alpha Proto.
I'm full of mixed emotions. Its great, but, may prove to be competition for the hAir trigger; people like what they are used to, so its possible E-Cocker conversions (People, not guns) may run the other way...
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The question is why? You don't need the big battery any more. And since we don't need the sear assembly, you don't need the plunger assembly. A hyperframe would do well enough.
Originally Posted by Lessthanusual
You're right. I'm not even sure whether we should call it an "upgrade" or a "modification" (I'm open to any other suggestions). My thoughts are that it may be an impetus to many younger players out there to start off with a Mag because of this mechanical attributes and have an electronic option for them to look forward to in the future.Originally Posted by Adrenaline_Junkie
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I'm sure it co9uld be configured to do so. It's just a matter of changing wiring connections.Originally Posted by Lessthanusual
But it's more intended for people going from a mech Mag to an electronic option.
It'd be uber AGG if you could rig up some breakbeams... The E-Blade eye is junk to the 10th power.Originally Posted by SpecialBlend2786
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The Village loves you. Is the Cp reg required for this? In the past, all secondary regs have just decreased flow, and were not good for the valve's operation. But now I see a CP reg, and I'm think another reg may be needed. Is this true? I know it's only the Alpha stage, so I dont think you know this all yet.Originally Posted by PBX Ronin 23
Oh yea, I'm guessing you would use your frame( or of similar design) that you use on your cockers?
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Thanks for your very kind words Andrew. For this particular proto, the in-line was needed but variations of the mQ-Valves will have different air input requirements. We don't necessarily need an in-line reg. It all depends on which model........Originally Posted by WenULiVeUdiE
We've obviously leaned towards the Timmy style trigger in our Cocker E-Kits because it gave the end users more ergonomic choices with the myriad of after-market Timmy triggers available. Plus it was the trigger of choice in our surveys.
This depends on your perspective, I guess. But only time can tell.Originally Posted by penguinpunk555
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I may not be the best person to respond to this query if you're looking for mathematical equations but I'll try my best.Originally Posted by nicad
At the current moment we're using a Level 7 bolt with a short (stock) spring. We recognized the fact that we can certainly go to a lighter bolt and spring combo and still get the requisite return speed to cycle the gun at high speeds.
We can control the dwell time to 0.25ms which would give us a great deal of tuneability to find the perfect spot.
I was trying to find a post made by mquinn96 in our PBX Cocker thread in PBN that goes to answer this same exact question on a more technical footing.
At the very least it should match or surpass the Level 7's efficiency numbers.
BTW, in a totally tangential direction, this valve would look awesome with one of your bodies. I certainly wouldn't mind putting one together for myself Colin.....(hint)
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Originally Posted by wantamag
Theres always Hope, but I didnt think he was. He cant spell irrelavant so he might not knowOriginally Posted by RogueFactor
what it means.
Any way good relevant questions, now I dont have to ask some of them. Thanks for the answers to
Wonderful idea, mag or no. Face it, when looking for compact (read single tube) markers, theres not a whole lot out there. This is a great idea, would love to see the final variant
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hehehe just throw a sammi trigger on that beast and.....WOOOOOOWWW
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If we're going to do it, our frame would incorporate a Timmy style trigger.
do you have a website with all of your upgrades/mods? and also, i was thinking that it would be nice if you made a slug style valve that could be milled by colin along with the slug body to match the karta or dalara body.
*edit* oh yeah, and will this have any mechanical anti-chop features?
We do not yet have video. We will continue tuning this gun over the next several weeks. The air efficiency runs similar to that of a level 7 mag since we are using a level 7 bolt and equivalent power tube. We just got a super bolt and might or might not make our own delrin bolt. Since there is no sear we can make the bolt without the steel rim, lighten it a whole lot and throw on a *much* lighter return spring. Once it is running more like a sweet sweet x-mag we will be willing to show it off. For those who have seen the PBX cocker you know where we want to bring a marker before we call it complete.
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ok biggest question i have and ive seen it asked 3 times so far and never get answered....when is this comeing out/is there a preorder list?
other then that get some beem breaks and wow....awsome gun....
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The website with all the mQ-Valve info is being worked on. (Being away from the computer it's being stored on is slowing the process.) Once it is finished with all the pertinent information, I'll post the URL. Until then, watch this thread or the ones in PBNation's Electronic Cocker section.
Think of this as a concept car. We now know we can do it. So no real steps toward a production run of them is in the works yet. The PBX cocker (in all its incarnations) is our first priority.
Originally Posted by danoxide
Everything looks great so far. I noticed ya said your gonna prob use timmy frames if ya put it into production, that is an awesome idea. Although i thought this was kinda an odd idea at forst i kinda like it now. The biggest question i have is what are ya gonna call it. It wouldnt be right to call it a mag and stuff because its a totally new gun. I think itd be cool to hear some suggestions on names for it. Depending on cost if it comes out i may have to pic one of those beasts up. Keep up the good work.
any idea on the price range?
Ok, I don't know if this has been answered yet but I still don't quite understand the mQ-valve. If there's no sear how does it work? How could you make a blowforward electropneumatic? My mind is hitting a concrete wall lol, if it seems obvious to other people I'm very sorry. I just want to know how this thing is different in operation than a mag. I mean, it seems to me they just made their own aftermarket mag valve since it still uses a mag bolt and powertube and everything. I know it's something completely different, but how? How does it work? A schematic would be so awesome.
How much machining did this take?
Also, do you do your machining at your field? I saw what looked like a drill press and maybe some other stuff, j/w.
Was the rail modified at all?
I would assume that the valve is controled by the electronics, so instead of tripping the sear it removes this process, and just opens the on/off.Originally Posted by warbeak2099
are we looking a LP cocker-mag now???
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I bet you it works just the same as a ICD Freestyle, except it looks a whole lot better than a Freestyle! If someone can pull up a Freestyle working animation, I bet it works nearly exactly the same, just the main air passages are routed different.