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NPAS and HPA

danf1234

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I have 4 TM MWS variants that all have Federal Concepts NPAS valves, but I have gone done the HPA route and bought adapters from airtac. 
question I have is should I change the NPAS valve back to standard as I am seeing a 10 fps fluctuation which I wasn’t expecting with HPA?

 
It could be worth trying.

Although you're gonna have X psi requirement to get a good cycle, which might put you over the limit so you'd need some method of dropping it back down.

Shimming a standard rocket valve does the same thing as an npas, and might be more repeatable, or a shorter inner barrel can do the job too (dont worry if it's shorter than the outer)

 
How old are your FEDA's? This sounds like the old 3D printed resin ones which really, really don't like staying consistent as the adjustment screw has a tendency to walk from them as threadlock can't bind to the resin.

 
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The issue you will have is that you'll often need a fairly high pressure for the rifle to cycle consistently. Airsoft green gas/propane is around 140psi at room temperature, so that's a good place to start with a reg setting, then see if you need the NPAS to bring it down to playable limits.

 
The issue you will have is that you'll often need a fairly high pressure for the rifle to cycle consistently. Airsoft green gas/propane is around 140psi at room temperature, so that's a good place to start with a reg setting, then see if you need the NPAS to bring it down to playable limits.


Vapor pressure of propane at room temperature of 25 degrees C is 8.3bar / 122PSI

They are the older 3D printed ones yes


Probably need to be removing them then, if you can make them work without the NPAS great, but I doubt it. If you need a UK supplier of a better NPAS, Jaeger Precision makes them as well https://jaegerprecision.co.uk/products/jaeger-precision-mws-npas-adjustable-valve

 
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