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Junior member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 10
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![]() Hi, i'm very happy to be a SS Central member, my name is Livio and i live in Italy.
Why i was encouraged to enroll is this; i'm a vintage super soaker collector and i'm building a homemade cps water gun. APWG is the name (Auto Pump Water Gun) becouse this water gun has a auto pump system by electric water pump. This project is started some month agò and now is almost done. I have many pics but meantime i can see you the firts pics (but is not a final project). One of the reason that i decide to write here is the availability of LRT becouse in Italy i can't follow it. When i have read some forum thread i understand where i can buy but unfortunately McMaster don't ship me in Italy and my project is stopped. I have write many emails to mcmaster but i don't have receved nobody replay. I'm desperate, i want buy LRT but i haven't helps... More later i send a new pics of my APWG project that currently work with Super Soaker 600 LRT. Thank you so much and sorry for my bad english! Livio ![]() |
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That guy from England
Join Date: May 2010
Location: England
Posts: 198
UserID: 2073
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![]() Wow, that looks amazing! Your English is fine
![]() Hopefully one of the American members will be willing to send you some LRT, so you can finish it
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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![]() Some pics of final project
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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Hi, you can see LRT in to a plexiglass in the front and the auto pump in the backplate (opened). In the rest of the space there are tubes, valves, lipo battery, etc. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 451
UserID: 2462
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![]() Oh, OK. So you are using an electronic trigger, or just the pump? Don't get the lipo wet, it might explode.
Also, you can post answers together, instead of triple posting. Beautiful gun though. Electronic pump, right? Is it loud? Also, what was the shell from? |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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Sorry for my triple posting. LiPo battery is in a ballon water resistant, i have more years of model (car, helicopter, airplane, crawler,). The pump is elettronic but the trigger is manual. Pump has more power (4 bar and more...). What do you mean with "shell from?" |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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UserID: 2558
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I dont know the right english name but this was a blower for garden |
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Administrator
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: England
Posts: 1,492
UserID: 1400
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![]() A leaf blower.
It certainly makes it look a lot more professional than just using bare plumbing parts.
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