Condor – Guide to power wheel to eliminate power loss
Has anyone taken the time to analyze how the power wheel works ? Is it portional or nonlinear ?
I’m curiuous if I started the Power Wheel at 4 and 2800 psi and then for each shot turned the PW up some, could I maintain an even and consistent FPS. Has anyone figure out how much each turn would have to be to achieve that ?
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+1 … I have it sighted and it’s “good to go” from 5-50 yards.
most pellets will have a fps that they want to shoot the best at.when you shoot a curve you can find the best fps the pellet likes while shooting the extended curve while shooting thru the crony at paper. when the groups tighten up pull the thank and check the psi , this is your sweeet spot,
This ^^
OK ,i will bite, i have thought about the same thing , and i have done it ,but it is such a pane in the ass i gave up, i found much more satisfaction in tuning my condor for the peak fps that the pellet i was shootings, best accuracy point.
most pellets will have a fps that they want to shoot the best at.when you shoot a curve you can find the best fps the pellet likes while shooting the extended curve while shooting thru the crony at paper. when the groups tighten up pull the thank and check the psi , this is your sweeet spot,
I’ve not done that test… Instead I have the gun sighted at 50 yards and found a 2400psi fill will give me 25-30 dead on shots. After that the POI begins to drop. I keep a 30cuft pony scuba with me at the range for topping off. I get about 6-8 fills before I equalize at 2400psi.
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The power wheel gives you the power to balance the hammer spring to the valve spring.
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Suck for just about anything else