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Old 06-14-2006, 10:08 PM   #1
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Default Hydra Pak bladder ruptured

Yea, I just had the "ruptured PC" thing happen to my Hydra Pak. Should I just return it, or try to get it fixed?

EDIT by SilentGuy: This was originally in the stickied "CPS bladder repair" thread, but it has been removed as it deserves its own attention and shouldn't clutter that thread. In a year, somebody trying to repair his (or her) CPS bladder will want general information, not information specific to one case (though I might hyperlink to this thread). No offense, of course...
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Old 06-15-2006, 09:35 AM   #2
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Well, first you try to get a replacement without returning it. If that's impossible, then you just return it and bring back a new Hydro Pak. If that is also not allowed, then you just repair it.

I'm assuming it uses a Hydro Power system similar to that of the Blazer. In that case, you could try to do a similar repair/upgrade system by clamping and gluing rubber sheets over where the original went. Unfortunately, this has not been documented very well (as with the CPS 2000 bladder replacement) and I don't have a Hydro Power soaker, so I'm of no help there.

EDIT: You might find some information by looking for the rubber sheet mod, since that is listed in the stickied "Which modifications can I do to X water gun?" and currently discussed in "spring mod."
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Old 06-15-2006, 04:59 PM   #3
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The Hydra Pak (I don't think it's hydro pak) uses PC's similar to spherical PC CPS's, though much larger, which means a rubber sheet mod wouldn't work. I would try 12"+ balloons layered over each other to replace the PC.
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Sorry about the mistake, and I've changed the problems now...thanks. I was sure the Hydro Power system uses rubber sheets, so maybe the Hydra Pak doesn't use the sheet system. More of a response later, I've got to go now...
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I have returned the Aqua/Hydra Pak, and am considering buying some other thing, as I only pumped it 30/35 times before it burst (after 3 times of using it ). I might just get some other gun, like the twin MD5Ks in Toys R Us, or a Blazer from Wal-Mart.
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