\custom valve stem shot string
869 867.3
867 875.2
853 872.1
869 869.2
870 859.3
867 865
868 860.5
873 851.3
872 858.3
869 855.4
867 849.9
864 847.5
863 839.7
862 841.3
857 835.9
859 829.2
854 824.3
856 821.3
854 819.8
851 816.4
847 810.2
843 807.9
841 804.1
842 800.8
836 808.1
837 796.3
830 792.9
824 788.8
821 785.3
820 784.3
815 781.5
Please help to find out why this big diffrence apears between this two shotstring, same power adjustment, same onepice custom made valve stem, same pellet, 12inch long barrel tss.
Thanks!
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Yea it’s kinda funny, I recently got a SCBA tank, (4500psi) took it in to get filled, picked it up in the morning I got it back w/ about 4200 PSI in it, as the day warmed up if went up to 4500psi. Probably only a difference of 15* from morning to early afternoon.
Then I would think IMADMAN was correct.
The pressure was the same, as you see the first ten shots from both strings were similar. The first string was in september and the second oane today, plus 15 degrre celcius, zero degree celsius, 59F respective 32F. The valve has an o ring to prevent air to escape betven the valve body and stem.
2nd fill was less than you thought?
Temp. change- cold/warm bottle?
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Hey pyrania what valve are you using cause I’ve got a buddy that is looking for those numbers outta his SS