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Posted - Jul 24 2004 : 12:28:44 PM
This spudgun forum is such shit. Do you guys have any damn clue as to what you are talking about? You need damn blueprints to figue out how a pill bottle combustion works? After looking at the combustion featured on the first page about spudguns, I have come to the conclusion that the information on this site is loosely tied together. Ill be editing this post after I see more examples of how stupid thie forum is...
[edit]You jackasses suggest using Hydrogen and Oxygen as a fuel in for PVC chambers. Does anybody know what happens when you try that? The chamber if made of PVC is now a plastic grenade and the abs chamber is now a torn open cylinder spewing hot gases. You idiots have also failed to realize that breech loaders are less common but not too complicated considering little (and VERY simple) fabrication is needed. Okay Ive read enough for now, Does anyone here know what an optimal ratio is for a combustion based spudgun using a propane fueling setup?/ I doubt it. wow this is bad
Edited by - SMC on Jul 24 2004 12:38:31 PM |
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| Aaron Cake |
Posted - Jul 26 2004 : 09:16:57 AM
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This spudgun forum is such shit. Do you guys have any damn clue as to what you are talking about? You need damn blueprints to figue out how a pill bottle combustion works? After looking at the combustion featured on the first page about spudguns, I have come to the conclusion that the information on this site is loosely tied together. Ill be editing this post after I see more examples of how stupid thie forum is...
You jackasses suggest using Hydrogen and Oxygen as a fuel in for PVC chambers. Does anybody know what happens when you try that? The chamber if made of PVC is now a plastic grenade and the abs chamber is now a torn open cylinder spewing hot gases. You idiots have also failed to realize that breech loaders are less common but not too complicated considering little (and VERY simple) fabrication is needed. Okay Ive read enough for now, Does anyone here know what an optimal ratio is for a combustion based spudgun using a propane fueling setup?/ I doubt it. wow this is bad
Great example of a first post. Way to make an impression.
The Spudgun forum is not a major part of this forum anymore. I used to run a huge spudgun forum, but people like you ruined it. If you don't have anything constructive to say, then simply don't say it.
As you can see if you read around a little, this is mostly an electronics forum, with the spudguns thrown in. Each area on the forum corresponds with a section of this website.
Also, I have found that spudguns are sort of an activity for "younger" people. Mostly 12 year old boys. I know that it became harder and harder for me to use my spudguns as I got older since I had "lost my innocense". Instead of the police saying "Cool!", I get a lecture about unregistered firearms and almost get charged. So it's not a huge part of my life anymore, and this I don't put a lot of effort into keeping the spudgun section alive.
That said, and here is the important part, this is a friendly place. There is no room for comments like you have made above. I have chosen to let it remain unedited so I could comment. However, further comments like those above will be edited and/or deleted. If there is a strike 3, then your account will be locked. If you choose to come back under another name, then I will simply block your entire subnet at the router level.
Edited by - Aaron Cake on Jul 26 2004 09:18:21 AM |
| Chamkeeper |
Posted - Jul 25 2004 : 12:53:54 AM
OK SMC....
Post the mathmatics involved....
If youre so smart that must be simple.
BTW, did you notice the spudgun forum on this site happens to be a bit slower than others?
If you'd like to share your vast knowledge of spudguns, go ahead, if you want to find out the intelligence of the folks on this site, post in another forum.
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