Questa è un'idea per convertire Airbalete nella versione Free Shaft Hydro Damper.
Ho fatto un progetto simile con il mio Cyrano e ha funzionato bene.
Non conosco le dimensioni esatte della volata dell'Airbalete, ma ecco un'idea per una canna da 11 mm e una lancia da 6,75 mm.
Non sei sicuro del diametro esterno del pistone, potrebbe essere 10,7 mm?
Il frontale in POM non serve almeno per testare il funzionamento... Il suo ID non è critico, potrebbe essere 7mm.
Altre dimensioni devono essere esatte!
This is an idea to convert Airbalete to Free Shaft Hydro Damper version.
I did a similar project with my Cyrano and it worked well.
I do not know the exact dimensions of Airbalete muzzle but here is an idea for 11 mm barrel and 6.75 mm spear.
I am not sure about OD of the piston, it might be 10.7 mm?
The front POM part is not necessary for at least testing the operation... Its ID is not critical, it could be 7 mm.
Other dimensions must be precise!
I suppose the life of the piston and shock absorber would be much longer than in usual designs because there is no direct impact with high kinetic energy. I know some guys who prefer water barrel over vacuum barrel spear guns because of higher reliability, There is no sealing cuff/O-ring for vacuum and the spear is without the tang, line slide.. The only downside is the necessity to front tie the mono or Dyneema to the shaft. I personally do not like that but there are a lot guys especially among Spanish who use "free shaft" from the time the famous Ramon (Karayo) made his tovarich kit.
Just to remind, the advantage of vacuum barrel over water barrel is, according to my measurements, 12% to18% in energy or 5.8 % to 8.6% in speed.
What mainly effects the speed of the shaft is the thickness of the line connected to the shaft and hydrodynamic properties of the shaft with its components.
In free shaft configuration the best results are when the line is attached to the shaft without using any kind of micro slider.
Attached Image: Hydro damper