Electronic Paintball Markers
In the 80's Paintball, which are caused in the United States. There was a game in which each developed by a paint ball obstructions. Already in 1970 James Hale of Daisy Manufacturing was the first electronic paintball markers rifle. This was made for paintballgun for farmers so that they easily could mark trees and livestock. The first electronic paintball markers game was in 1981 (place of action: New Hampshire) Bid by Gurnsey, Hayes Noel and Charles Gaines played. Provided that the safety precautions taken, paintball is not dangerous. A shot on the body can be painful and cause bruising. Therefore electronic paintball markers players wear suits and be obliged to wear a helmet. For Children are also a paintball equipment and other special (children meant) markers used. Children do not play with the same material as adults. Total elimination / Team Deathmatch: This is by far the most played game at paintball. The game consists of two groups that try to eliminate each other by each member of the party to shoot. Capture the flag: Both camps put a flag. The objective of this game is to fly the party to conquer and bring into the camp. The Party that the first flag of the party in their own camp is able to bring out the winner. Central flag: In the middle of the field as a hidden flag. Both parties seek the flag as soon as possible to locate and capture. In this case, the party who first brings the flag to the winner. President Game: Each team has a president. If the president 'out', then the game ends. This is a tactical game, because the goal is to protect the president or VIP. AU-game similar to the Total Elimination variant / Team Deathmatch, but one player is not switched off after he touched. Only when a player "Au" cries he is disabled. The team whose last player left is the winning team. Free-For-All/Last man standing: This mode is basically identical to Total Elimination / Team Deathmatch. The difference is that everyone plays every man for himself and not as a team in the other mode. Many people call the paint balls, although not entirely correct. The balls are made of gelatin. It is also used for casings capsules (pills). The properties of this, it solves as it comes into contact with water. It is therefore important that you keep the balls cool and dry. Soft balls will soon break into the barrel. It is common to 60 bar in a CO2 cartridge. Inside is a liquid which is also made of gelatin, which they have added a color fabric. The balls are so biodegradable and nature does not affect the result. You can even eat (if they do not taste so good). Another advantage is that you very easily can wash your clothes (so no paint!). The balls have a diameter of about one centimeter (. 68 caliber). CO2 (carbon dioxide): The mechanical arms generally make use of a CO2 cylinder. CO2 has the disadvantage that it expands to use and the pressure decreases rapidly. The marker can be quite cold to the touch after a leg. O-rings in the marker like this is not really nice and will therefore require more frequent replacement. In addition, the ambient temperature affects the pressure in a CO2 bottle. Also, in cold weather caused the problem of freezing. HP: HP (High Pressure) is an alternative to CO2. Here too variants. 200 bar (3000 psi) or 300 bar (4500 psi). The advantage of HP is that they can carry more, that it is stable with heavy use and one does not suffer from the ambient temperature. Besides the pure shooting. The disadvantage is that a compressor or a large scuba tank to fill. Electronic Markers: Electronic markers have the advantage that they are usually much more paintballs in a short time shooting for around 30 per second (warehouse top marker). In most tournaments, the limit shall be 15 paintballs per second and since the year 2008 in Europe (Millennium Series) 12 balls per second. These electronic paintball markers are therefore a chip in the grip are that you can set on ramping or semi. Semi is the ability for you at every tap the ball veering into a tractor. Ramping is half and half semi-automatically eg 4x per second shooting is automatically transferred to the marker at the current paintballs per second. There is also the possibility of automatically, but the shooting choices depend on the chip that is the marker. This usually has room for two fingers and can shoot 2x as fast because people can use both fingers. In electronic is not the trigger but the chip shot. Mechanical markers: mechanical electronic paintball markers shoot generally not as quickly as they have a tractor but a finger. Mechanical markers are not computerized, so no chip. In mechanical markers are more moving parts. Some electronic paintball markers have a mechanical or an E-responsive trigger grip and the same fire rates can be achieved as with an electro marker. The big difference is that the mechanical electronic paintball markers often heavier and slightly less pure than shoot the electric markers. . . .
