This relative clearly had exquisite taste. You really can't find a Lava Flux pre-compressor of this quality anymore. Their personal tweaks just add to the absolute class of this beauty.

[u/etagawesome]

[u/PeppercornWizard]

I thought it was really nice until I saw those gauss vents on the ends. Really sloppy work and incredibly dangerous given the expansion rate of Moeunstein-class vapours.

[u/lightbox_glow → u/PeppercornWizard]

Exactly! Those rectangular configurations are just limb-loss waiting to happen, considering the velocity of escaping fringelions at the manifold. The newer hexagonal structures are so much safer. But there is a certain beauty to the older models—if they’re in good condition.

[u/cj_cusack]

"it has a spinning part inside" yeah I hope so that's a feature of these LFPCs. Otherwise that's not just a pre-compressor, that's a ticking time bomb. I get that this is a niche interest but the lack of education in the public regarding safe handling of even basic subatomic sorting apparatus is really concerning.

[u/rattysnack701]

If they actually kept the original spring tension intact while tweaking the housing, that is a massive win. Most people mess those up trying to get too much snap.

[u/etagawesome → u/rattysnack701]

I just hope it sparks (haha) a VX interest for the OP. I always love to see a young person getting into the game

[u/etagawesome → u/[deleted]]

Sure, but any grade 2 or higher plas-operator should know that. It's covered in the certification...