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Re: pic: T Shirt Shooting Robot
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Originally Posted by Chris is me
Any time pressure is released, an air tank is instantly being applied pressure on all surfaces equal to the air pressure inside the reservoir. So this instant fill up... happens every time the gun is fired
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I'm also confused about that... What do you mean exactly? Because if the air is released, shouldn't the pressure on the surfaces inside the reservoir be just a few psi (or whatever is left over. usually 0-5psi)? And how is it instantly filling up in the gun is firing? that's an instant release... I think I'm confused here
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