New ANGRY HALO Board....

[WingNut]

Don't know if you guys have seen this or not. I haven't seen a thread on it, so I thought I'd post up.

Seems like they've been around for about a month now. I never even knew they existed....!!!!

Trying to order myself one for my SPEED 05..........


Got this from 68caliber.com

Angry HALO boards now available
By Dale Ford


Angry-Halo.com is now selling their "Angry" Halo boards through their authorized retailers Angrypaintball.com and TadaoTechnologies.com. The features of this new board for the HALO B are:

- One touch fast start up
- Consistent feed rate at higher BPS
- Battery saving software
- Easy on brittle paint
- Faster acceleration
- No more annoying jam sequence
- Made in the U.S.A.
- *Limited* Lifetime Warranty





Video is here:-

http://cyberbuzz.gatech.edu/paintball/videos/dynastyshocker.wmv

 

[Gibbsey]

think this came up before, are they actually faster than the V35 or just easier to use etc?

 

[WingNut]

Originally posted by Gibbsey
are they actually faster than the V35 or just easier to use etc?

They say so. So do the reveiws.

They say that the V35 board can't feed anywhere near the 35bps rate it was advertised with.

They say that the ANGRY board, can consistently fire at a higher rate than the V35 (i.e. more than just the first 12-20 balls).

 

[Flash-Bugout]

It may be fast, but it's still missing the one feature a Halo really needs (are you reading Manike?).

That's a Revvy style on/off toggle switch, with on and off actually marked on the plastic next to the switch, rather than the silly push switch.

Damn impressive still, and kinda tempting.

 

[vantrepes]

Sorry, the hype on that one is a little thick.
They take the fastest feed in the string, and extrapolate a total ROF from it? If the loader was that fast, then there wouldn't have been the .071 readings on there.
The average speed for the entire string was 20.211093644733887267011003817969 bps.

If you drop the lowest (.038), and highest numbers (.071) as anomalies, then you get 20.257826887661141804788213628254 bps.

Sorry, I'm not that motivated to add up all 90 numbers and give an exact average.