Thats what I'm trying to do by setting up this thread....Aye
I think he should just compare the ups and downs of the pulse with his current loader and see if its worth getting a different loader or getting another of his current one
The only other option currently is the hater boards and the symbio link, thats £100 plus you need a hopper , £100, the pulse is £100 plus £20 for chip + £10 for harness + £80 for aftermarket board.
Not sure why you've added £80 to your equation for a pulse as you don't need an aftermarket board or void your warranty if you use a harness. It just seems a bit silly that you have to pay an extra 30 quid (30% of the hopper price) to be able to use the hopper to it's full capabilities.
... and breathNot sure why you've added £80 to your equation for a pulse as you don't need an aftermarket board or void your warranty if you use a harness. It just seems a bit silly that you have to pay an extra 30 quid (30% of the hopper price) to be able to use the hopper to it's full capabilities.
The thing that surprised me more than anything is that they expected people to solder their own harness at the beginning and even though I believe they now supply one style of plug and play harness, there isn't a variety provided by the manufacture for use with it's product, meaning you may have to go an buy your own 3rd party one anyway. It all just gives me the impression being a bit rushed to get it out for cup last year.
After all that though, they are pretty damn fast once you plug in the chip.
Then again, if your only ever going to use it at 15bps capped events there really isn't much need for any of the fancy stuff as all of the high end loaders feed 15 pretty easy out of the box anyway.
i was saying if you bought a tadao or virtue board with which you then plug in a harness, it might be a little easier. i know there are guns that have apaters, and planet released the expansion port for the EGO, i was just saying if you wanted a no trouble plug and play system for a gun, an after market board could be the simplest route. As you said, soldering seems a bit much to expect, with players as young as 13 it could be dangerous.Not sure why you've added £80 to your equation for a pulse as you don't need an aftermarket board or void your warranty if you use a harness. It just seems a bit silly that you have to pay an extra 30 quid (30% of the hopper price) to be able to use the hopper to it's full capabilities.
The thing that surprised me more than anything is that they expected people to solder their own harness at the beginning and even though I believe they now supply one style of plug and play harness, (I don't think) there isn't a variety provided by the manufacture for use with it's product, meaning you may have to go an buy your own 3rd party one anyway. It all just gives me the impression being a bit rushed to get it out for cup last year.
After all that though, they are pretty damn fast once you plug in the chip.
Then again, if your only ever going to use it at 15bps capped events there really isn't much need for any of the fancy stuff as all of the high end loaders feed 15 pretty easy out of the box anyway.
