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Re: Pneumatic speed
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Originally Posted by CalTran
I don't believe that Titanium did that for speed, I believe it was done so they could have more than 2 positions for their shots to be angled at...The problem with connecting them in the way you envision is that I don't see a method to secure the cylinders in the middle in any particular way. You would have to find a method to securely mount the rod to one end, and the other rod for the "punch" as well as have the bulk of the system moving.
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Who said the pistons had to punch the ball or even apply force directly. Also I know Titanium did not use this for speed. I'm just saying this was the other useful option I can see in the design.
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