Hey you started this!and in the REAL world how many players can actually fire at that speed?
However in the 'real world' that marker doesn't get shoot downOriginally posted by cgrieves
Hey you started this!
Thing is though, one company who shall remain nameless designed a pressure dyno to research the pressure variances over time in their markers. Since they had the equipment available they also decided to dyno some of the other leading markers on the market. One, which shall agin remain nameless, took around a second to fully recharge the dump chamber. So "In the real world" this means that this particular marker will shoot down if you fire faster than 1 ball per second. Which my Mum could achieve!
Now I'm not slagging off any markers, and I never once named any of the markers in question, but it just goes to show look beneath the marketing hype and there is some interesting information to be had....
That particular valve design does experience shootdown. Not chronically, and at "normal" rates of fire it's only a matter of a few feet per second- Easily negated by typical paint inconsistency. But the faster the fire rate, the more shootdown. It's an inescapable physical effect caused by the low input pressures to the dump chamber.However in the 'real world' that marker doesn't get shoot down
at over 1 bps, nor at the rof's that we've seen like the speed video knocking around which was analysed at an average of 14 bps a peak of 16 IIRC....
I believe the valve design has been changed from that markerOriginally posted by cgrieves
That particular valve design does experience shootdown. Not chronically, and at "normal" rates of fire it's only a matter of a few feet per second- Easily negated by typical paint inconsistency. But the faster the fire rate, the more shootdown. It's an inescapable physical effect caused by the low input pressures to the dump chamber.
As you say, not an issue in actual play situations, but when manufacturers start hyping up the 30cps fire rate capability of their designs, the shootdown factor would be chronic.
Hi Jack!Originally posted by Jack Wood
Sooooooooooooo. are we talkin' BPS or CPS here?
I have a Nexus cocker sat in my lap with a cycle speed of 1/41.66 of a second.
It fires that quick, but it won't shoot paint that quick.
So what are we taking about?
Jack