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The Questions Thread.
evozn- Posts : 396
Join date : 2011-03-31
Age : 27
Location : Melbourne, Point Cook
natious- Posts : 145
Join date : 2011-11-06
Age : 37
Location : melbourne
What size PVC do these 32mm plugs fit in? 40mm pipe?
Eclipse- Posts : 339
Join date : 2010-09-27
Age : 25
Location : Sydney
natious wrote:What size PVC do these 32mm plugs fit in? 40mm pipe?
32mm is the ID of the PVC, so 32mm PVC I guess?
Unknown- Posts : 997
Join date : 2010-07-07
Age : 25
Location : North Brisbane
32mm bath plugs fit 32mm PVC and 40mm PVC. One of them is pressure rated or something. 32mm is more useful in the TS since the wall thickness is less than the 40mm.
Oh, and the ID is not 32mm but closer to 36.
Oh, and the ID is not 32mm but closer to 36.
Eclipse- Posts : 339
Join date : 2010-09-27
Age : 25
Location : Sydney
Unknown wrote:Oh, and the ID is not 32mm but closer to 36.
That's cool, also, get a load of your post count!
Bacara- Posts : 216
Join date : 2010-06-30
Age : 29
Location : Bomaderry/Nowra NSW
Unknown wrote:32mm bath plugs fit 32mm PVC and 40mm PVC. One of them is pressure rated or something. 32mm is more useful in the TS since the wall thickness is less than the 40mm.
Oh, and the ID is not 32mm but closer to 36.
32 pressure-rated PVC, 40mm PVC-Downpipe
natious- Posts : 145
Join date : 2011-11-06
Age : 37
Location : melbourne
Unknown wrote:32mm bath plugs fit 32mm PVC and 40mm PVC. One of them is pressure rated or something. 32mm is more useful in the TS since the wall thickness is less than the 40mm.
Oh, and the ID is not 32mm but closer to 36.
Are you referring to a Triple Shot? If so excellent, i was planning on buying a couple tomorrow on my blaster hunting adventure.
Is the TS capable of 100ft? I did some lite googling but didnt find any solid info on spring replacements. Has one one done a clipped TS?
Jeo- Posts : 462
Join date : 2011-01-27
Age : 36
Location : Canberra
Flat range of a stock Stampede with stock darts?
natious- Posts : 145
Join date : 2011-11-06
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Location : melbourne
Jeo wrote:Flat range of a stock Stampede with stock darts?
Standard 30-35 feet
Eclipse- Posts : 339
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natious wrote:Unknown wrote:32mm bath plugs fit 32mm PVC and 40mm PVC. One of them is pressure rated or something. 32mm is more useful in the TS since the wall thickness is less than the 40mm.
Oh, and the ID is not 32mm but closer to 36.
Are you referring to a Triple Shot? If so excellent, i was planning on buying a couple tomorrow on my blaster hunting adventure.
Is the TS capable of 100ft? I did some lite googling but didnt find any solid info on spring replacements. Has one one done a clipped TS?
I believe he is referring to the triple shot, yes. Also, the TS is definitely capable of 100 feet with the right mods. I haven't personally seen any clipped TSs, although thats not to say it hasn't been attempted somewhere.
evozn- Posts : 396
Join date : 2011-03-31
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Location : Melbourne, Point Cook
I'm using lithium grease with my bath plugs but it leaves a red residue within the plunger tube. Good thing? Bad thing?
abowden- Posts : 296
Join date : 2010-12-16
Location : launceston
bad, it sounds like it's dissolving your bath plugs.
evozn- Posts : 396
Join date : 2011-03-31
Age : 27
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Hmmmm. Damn. I thought lithium was good, maybe just o-rings. Then what's a suitable lube for plugs, don't have enough fix a tap at this point.
Edit: I'm using this, it's yellow but multi-purpose. http://www.kincrome.com.au/web/catalogue/search/product_display.php?partnumber=K17101
Edit: I'm using this, it's yellow but multi-purpose. http://www.kincrome.com.au/web/catalogue/search/product_display.php?partnumber=K17101
Dietzie- Posts : 361
Join date : 2010-10-30
Age : 40
Location : Granville, Queensland
Multi purpose can and will swell natural rubber. I was using a food grade multipurpose grease that ended up doing horrible things to a few of my o'rings and a bath plug in a matter of days.
natious- Posts : 145
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Its most likely the dye from the rubber coming off.
evozn- Posts : 396
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Is it possible to achieve a 100% seal with a plug, mine seems to get a bad seal within my homemades.
natious- Posts : 145
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Location : melbourne
evozn wrote:Is it possible to achieve a 100% seal with a plug, mine seems to get a bad seal within my homemades.
yes, match it with the correct size plunger tube
LostBoy- Posts : 546
Join date : 2010-06-28
Age : 26
Location : Melbourne. Victoria
Will a NF spring fit in a Raider?
|Shadow|- Posts : 190
Join date : 2011-09-08
Age : 47
Location : Bundaberg, Queensland
LostBoy wrote:Will a NF spring fit in a Raider?
No it will not fit over the plunger tube (too small).
Top: Stock Raider Spring (one ring end was cut off it though)
Bottom: Stock Nite Finder Spring
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evozn- Posts : 396
Join date : 2011-03-31
Age : 27
Location : Melbourne, Point Cook
It works for a powerstock.LostBoy wrote:Will a NF spring fit in a Raider?
Swatsonia- Posts : 457
Join date : 2010-07-20
Age : 30
Location : Willeton, Perth, WA
evozn wrote:Hmmmm. Damn. I thought lithium was good, maybe just o-rings. Then what's a suitable lube for plugs, don't have enough fix a tap at this point.
Edit: I'm using this, it's yellow but multi-purpose. http://www.kincrome.com.au/web/catalogue/search/product_display.php?partnumber=K17101
Fix-a-tap. Best multipurpose lube I've used. I've had no issues with my bathplug, and its getting a great seal.
likes2mod11- Posts : 25
Join date : 2011-07-23
Age : 26
Location : Thirlmere NSW
Does anyone know where to get 17/32 brass in sydney.
sniperdude49- Posts : 282
Join date : 2011-11-01
Age : 24
Location : Logan
likes2mod11 wrote:Does anyone know where to get 17/32 brass in sydney.
Hobby shops
likes2mod11- Posts : 25
Join date : 2011-07-23
Age : 26
Location : Thirlmere NSW
I meant can anyone suggest certain hobby shops where can get brass as i haven't found anywhere online that stocks 17/32.
evozn- Posts : 396
Join date : 2011-03-31
Age : 27
Location : Melbourne, Point Cook
Try hobbyco, they have a store in the cbd as well.
Smeghead- Posts : 72
Join date : 2010-07-18
Age : 28
Location : Ipswich QLD
What's a recommended spring addition for a Big Bad Bow?
I've got a stock NF on hand atm, but are there others?
I've got a stock NF on hand atm, but are there others?
h3rrr0- Posts : 12
Join date : 2012-01-31
Age : 36
Location : Perth, WA
What type of filler do people use on their modified blasters? I'm sure car bog will work but is there something easier/cheaper?
Cheers,
Cheers,
Photo Ninja- Posts : 159
Join date : 2011-03-26
Age : 28
Location : Ipswich, Queensland
Due to the large plunger tube size a LS or alpha trooper spring etc can be used. Potentially the triple shot spring can be used in conjunction of the stock spring. Ensure that the internals are reinforced and the catch spring is improved.Smeghead wrote:What's a recommended spring addition for a Big Bad Bow?
I've got a stock NF on hand atm, but are there others?
Bacara- Posts : 216
Join date : 2010-06-30
Age : 29
Location : Bomaderry/Nowra NSW
h3rrr0 wrote:What type of filler do people use on their modified blasters? I'm sure car bog will work but is there something easier/cheaper?
Cheers,
Hotglue and foam in one big mess in key areas. if more foam is used, a muffling effect can be had, more hotglue and a slight reinforcing effect.
NORTHENGHOST- Posts : 116
Join date : 2012-02-08
Age : 27
Location : Boyanup, WA
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NERF-N-STRIKE-NITE-FINDER-SPRING-MOD-CUSTOM-MODIFICATION-KIT-VIDEO-GUIDE-/320827092661?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4ab2c8eeb5#ht_939wt_198
Has any one tried this yet? It seems like good value.
Has any one tried this yet? It seems like good value.
|Shadow|- Posts : 190
Join date : 2011-09-08
Age : 47
Location : Bundaberg, Queensland
NORTHENGHOST wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/NERF-N-STRIKE-NITE-FINDER-SPRING-MOD-CUSTOM-MODIFICATION-KIT-VIDEO-GUIDE-/320827092661?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4ab2c8eeb5#ht_939wt_198
Has any one tried this yet? It seems like good value.
It does seem like good value if you are looking to upgrade a NF and don't have the parts on hand.
Considering a 17/32 brass tube 1ft long (12 inches) can be priced around $8-9 from a hobby shop.
And no sorry this is the first i have see the kit.
Unknown- Posts : 997
Join date : 2010-07-07
Age : 25
Location : North Brisbane
It's made by Venom on NerfHaven, so you can bet it'll be of good quality. The spring isn't as good as our C-836 but it'll do pretty good. The best part is you get a catch spring and upgraded screw.
frostythesnowman- Posts : 124
Join date : 2011-07-03
Age : 32
Location : Mt Gravatt, Brisbane
NORTHENGHOST wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/NERF-N-STRIKE-NITE-FINDER-SPRING-MOD-CUSTOM-MODIFICATION-KIT-VIDEO-GUIDE-/320827092661?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4ab2c8eeb5#ht_939wt_198
Has any one tried this yet? It seems like good value.
my friend has used it and its good value. the spring could be heavier but you can always add more
NORTHENGHOST- Posts : 116
Join date : 2012-02-08
Age : 27
Location : Boyanup, WA
Ok thanks.
JacobYeah- Posts : 206
Join date : 2011-10-15
Age : 26
Location : Sydney
Does anyone knothe ranges For this kit cuz venom never answers anybody when they ask questions
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