Copy, I'm reaching out to the manufacturer. Maybe its normal. Check valve? Doesn't sound good though.
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2024 CS4 SETUP
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Mine makes more of a sound in time with the words "carry on, carry on, carry on... No ticks nor clicks.
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Yeah, definitely no clicking on mine like that. How long ago did you twist the grease pot? (Also, what grease are you refilling it with, if you have that much time on it yet?)
My FX M3 and my SCBA tank are nearly spot-on the same as regards pressure. If I set my CS4 to about 265 bar, I get 250 in the gun. Still playing around with it. Gonna mess that setting up tomorrow when I top off my Great White 97L tank.
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Ahhh, you're only 0.4 hours ahead of me. Good to know.
I'll report back tomorrow if I am able to fill my 97. Or whenever I do get it filled.
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That should work well. To ensure that the compressor is working as efficiently as possible it would be prudent to connect a vacuum gauge near the air intake to the compressor to measure the pressure drop from the long path the air takes through the beads.
I'm doing something similar to this, but have about 1/2 PSI and a short tube going into the input port.
GX CS4 dry air modification
Although the few silica beads I put inside a small filter is still blue after I filled 2 guns, one 210cc from 120 to 200 the other a 320cc from 150 to 300. The purge valve didn't let out even one drop of water. Since I'm a man of science and believe in conversation of mass. All the water...
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A pic of the hourmeter installed in the back of the case:
Meter, for those who missed the OP: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2XZ3SYV
Did the bulk of the work with a dremel, then finished it off with a file until the meter fit the hole.
Meter, for those who missed the OP: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2XZ3SYV
Did the bulk of the work with a dremel, then finished it off with a file until the meter fit the hole.
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Finally got around to filling up my Great White 97CuFt tank. (Did one run the other day from 220bar to 240bar, took 30 minutes.). Finished it off tonight from 240 bar to 302 bar. Took 57:42, and temps are shown below in order of Ambient, Coolant, Head, and Motor:
Start:
20 minutes in:
End of run:
Then I disconnected the SCBA and hooked up the gun, leaving the fan running. Took the gun 7:42 to go from 155 bar to 252 bar:
Finish:
Far too early to get excited yet, but I can't help but feel like the GS 4 is not even struggling.
Start:
20 minutes in:
End of run:
Then I disconnected the SCBA and hooked up the gun, leaving the fan running. Took the gun 7:42 to go from 155 bar to 252 bar:
Finish:
Far too early to get excited yet, but I can't help but feel like the GS 4 is not even struggling.
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Played around with the M3 and some power settings using the FX True Ballistics chrono today. Made a few scope adjustments, several shot strings, and finished with my first-ever 30-yard challenge target. Scored a 196 12X. Have no idea how good or bad that is, but had a blast doing it!
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Credit for this link: https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005006106304222.html
goes to AGN member @BlackICE. It's a parts breakdown for the CS4 & CS4-i.
goes to AGN member @BlackICE. It's a parts breakdown for the CS4 & CS4-i.
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Notice item 110 on the CS4-i diagram (converter). On the CS4 it's a fan. I should have more info and better pics tomorrow.
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Not at all, it's hard to see. The only reason I noticed it right away is because I was LOOKING for it, since no one has posted a pic of the internals of a CS4-i yet. But I plan to change that tomorrow.
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