Diadem owners i need your help.

jshpaintballer · 01-21-2011, 10:55 AM

Heres the deal. I own a sentinel(my favorite blowback gun i ever owned) but nowadays it just sits around doing nothing. However i am wanting to do my own diadem like build. I am going to design the framework myself. The only thing i am lacking is the pneumatic ram for the diadem. I am friends with a couple of machinist who will make anything for me. To that end if anyone who owns a diadem would be kind enough as to take apart there ram and measure the exact dimensions of the entire ram for me i would greatly appreciate it. Any help would be awesome. Thanks

flyweightnate · 01-21-2011, 05:06 PM

...and open sourcing this info would be great- I've been looking for an extremely similar build myself.

jshpaintballer · 01-21-2011, 07:45 PM

Yeah I also forgot to ask if anyone know specifically what PSI the ram operates at. If you don't no worries thats something i can always figure out on my own.

flyweightnate · 01-22-2011, 04:30 AM

Generally between 70 and 110psi w-o the LPR, but more efficient up around 250 with an LPR properly tuned.

01-21-2011, 10:55 AM	#1 (permalink)
jshpaintballer Member Join Date: Jan 2011	Diadem owners i need your help. Heres the deal. I own a sentinel(my favorite blowback gun i ever owned) but nowadays it just sits around doing nothing. However i am wanting to do my own diadem like build. I am going to design the framework myself. The only thing i am lacking is the pneumatic ram for the diadem. I am friends with a couple of machinist who will make anything for me. To that end if anyone who owns a diadem would be kind enough as to take apart there ram and measure the exact dimensions of the entire ram for me i would greatly appreciate it. Any help would be awesome. Thanks

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01-21-2011, 07:45 PM	#3 (permalink)
jshpaintballer Member Join Date: Jan 2011	Yeah I also forgot to ask if anyone know specifically what PSI the ram operates at. If you don't no worries thats something i can always figure out on my own.