OK, here be the HALO models
HALO A: Original model, used gears to rotate the feed cone. Very prone to jams and motor burn outs. Used eye system for motor control.
HALO B: Enhanced HALO with a belt driven motor system (B for belt...geddit). Had a faster feed rate, more reliable, less prone to jams and generally a bit more slick. The board and software went uder a number of revisions such as 'TE' and 'Z Code', which gradually improved speed and anti-jam functionality. Most recently released has been the V35 board, which is just a bit more enchanced and celever than the previous upgrades. Also the Rip-Drive upgrade can be fitted, most newer ones come with this as standard.
Empire ReLoaderB: HALO produced by NPS which works by sound activation instead of eye. It has multiple speed models and I think has the same anti-jam functionality of the later HALO B software. Has Rip-Drive built in as standard.
I think that's probably about it, no doubt gaps in my knowledge.
HALO A: Original model, used gears to rotate the feed cone. Very prone to jams and motor burn outs. Used eye system for motor control.
HALO B: Enhanced HALO with a belt driven motor system (B for belt...geddit). Had a faster feed rate, more reliable, less prone to jams and generally a bit more slick. The board and software went uder a number of revisions such as 'TE' and 'Z Code', which gradually improved speed and anti-jam functionality. Most recently released has been the V35 board, which is just a bit more enchanced and celever than the previous upgrades. Also the Rip-Drive upgrade can be fitted, most newer ones come with this as standard.
Empire ReLoaderB: HALO produced by NPS which works by sound activation instead of eye. It has multiple speed models and I think has the same anti-jam functionality of the later HALO B software. Has Rip-Drive built in as standard.
I think that's probably about it, no doubt gaps in my knowledge.