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Tom Allen

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LCD without a doubt, there are probably more lcd's out there than any other electro marker.

The numbers don't lie, more sales better product.
 

Ben Frain

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Except LCD's can chop :( as they don't have anti chop sensors as standard. But don't fear, just click the link in my sig for the ulitmate IR3 ;)
 

Philip

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Im pretty sure its closer to 40 cps, along with ever other marker(not sure about the speed[can't be much difference though])
 

wiggywan

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lol sure there's no bias there from u two...seein as how your both tryin to sell those guns:p . i've got someone holdin an LCD for me till i got money which ill prob go for but was just wonderin. i just want a half decent electro thats second hand as im just gettin into playin sup air
 

Sinner

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The Angel Speed is technically capable of firing faster than 30 times per second, however the mechanism would not perform a complete cycle at a faster rate. Whilst we can't actually pull the trigger that fast, WDP have advertised - unlike some other manufacturers - the true maximum rate of fire given an adequate feeder, ie. 30 triggers pulls in a second resulting in 30 balls out of the barrel. As a note, to achieve this rate of fire, WDP had to feed balls from a tube that was something like 10' tall - I can't recall the exact height, but it was that sort of scale.
 

Collier

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Originally posted by Sinner
The Angel Speed is technically capable of firing faster than 30 times per second, however the mechanism would not perform a complete cycle at a faster rate. Whilst we can't actually pull the trigger that fast, WDP have advertised - unlike some other manufacturers - the true maximum rate of fire given an adequate feeder, ie. 30 triggers pulls in a second resulting in 30 balls out of the barrel. As a note, to achieve this rate of fire, WDP had to feed balls from a tube that was something like 10' tall - I can't recall the exact height, but it was that sort of scale.
And how does a 10' tube assist in feeding at 30 bps???

Paul
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Tom Allen

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I would have thought the ten foot tube was used to provide a consistent supply of balls, approx 176 balls in the tube.

With a supply of balls on top of that quite a buffer of balls between the source and the gun. It would probably be a pretty consistent supply.