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24-09-2006, 02:52
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Re: FIRST air cannon robots PVC??
Our team is working on a similar project. We considered the use of PVC, but decided to use a tank instead. Our local Walmart sells a 7 gal 120 psi tank for 20 dollars; the decision to use the air tank is about as expensive as PVC tanks would be for a similar volume and has left everyone on the team feeling safer. If you do use PVC consider netting around the PVC similar to that used around pressurized laboratory glassware.
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