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Re: More destructive air tank testing from 95

I noticed the 7.62 slug had an exposed lead tip. I am pretty sure that would be on the list of prohibited items for your robot.

Interesting study. thanks.
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Re: More destructive air tank testing from 95

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I noticed the 7.62 slug had an exposed lead tip. I am pretty sure that would be on the list of prohibited items for your robot.

Interesting study. thanks.
That'd actually be gray paint which denotes something about the bullet weight and intended use. For the curious, I believe it is a 184 grain FMJ bullet with a lead and steel core. Muzzle velocity is around 2400 to 2500 FPS. It was loaded in Hungary in 1977.

I agree- not FRC legal!
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The moment that there is an affordable and non-terrible high-speed camera available, I'd love to. Alternatively, if someone would lend us one, that works to.

At the moment we're SOL.
A couple of top-of-the-line phones on the market have 120 fps speeds. It's not amazing but it is double your 60 anyway. I know the iPhone 5s does it, as well as a couple of flagship Android phones. You can probably find someone who has one.
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