661 Pressure Suit

electropneumatic marker
History and basic operation
The origin of electro marker is the subject of a patent dispute, but it is generally acknowledged to have happened more or less simultaneously with the introduction of Shocker and Angel WDP PneuVenture marketed by Smart Parts, both in 1996. The markers were used differently, they are similar insofar as they both use one or more micro-solenoid controlled.
The Shocker used two control valves electro-magnet to obtain separate orders during the loading sequence and the sequence of ball delivery by air. Angel used a hammer and related bolt, allowing the use of a simple solenoid to actuate the firing sequence while controlling a piston fed the hammer / bolt forward, chambering the same time a paintball and release the propellant at the end of the hammer stroke.
The device dual solenoid Shocker permit operating pressures slightly below be used, but considerably simpler arrangement of the Angel provided a more rapid firing sequence, which ultimately proved to be favored by players and Therefore the basic operating principle of the Angel remained unchanged (in fact it has even been copied many times during a series of "stacked Appliances tube), while the Shocker went through a series of revisions which led to an overhaul in 2003 and now uses a single solenoid energized configuration increasingly popular mechanics known as a bolt spool.
It is also interesting to note that while these two markers essentially tied for first electropneumatic markers on the market, both models have been pre-dated (by years in some cases) by a series of electro house "kits "which changed pre-existing markers such as the Autococker or Sterling.
Backlash
The increased availability and use of these markers has also encouraged a movement that had been rubbing the progress of the previous technology of paintball. These players wanted a return to the days of pump markers, the ability round ten, and 12 gram CO2 "Powerlets. The movement eventually became what is known today as "Stock-Class Paintball.
Necessities guns fast
Angel and the Shocker exacerbated a fundamental problem that has been brewing for markers sports is quiet with less vibration and kick, the vibration is used to keep the paintballs from jamming in the hopper neck went away. The solution was a movement of motorized loaders, including ViewLoader Revolution, which uses paddles to agitate the balls when an infrared beam in the neck has become without interruption.
However, the reality of gravity sets in, and it is clear that to satisfy the appetites of modern marker, loader manufacturers would need to force the paintballs to the neck faster than gravity would allow simple. Accordingly, the markers are now equipped modern Reloader B2 Empire and MagnaDrive, Dye Rotor Viewloader Vlocity of Odyssey Halo, Q-Loader and systems Draxxus Pulse, each feeding rate of 22 balls per second or more.
Sensing Ball
Two main detection systems have been created for the ball to ensure that a ball is present in the room when the player pulls the trigger. These systems have been necessary because, even though the chargers powered paint more quickly in the markers, it has been to develop the markers firing cycles shorter and more sensitive electronics. The description of both BDS and their subtypes as follows:
Infrared "Eye" (Optointerrupter or Break-Beam)
can use an infrared transmitter and a receiver to detect the presence of a ball based on whether or not a ball in the feed tube blocks a beam reach a receiver on the side opposite.
Reflective
Detect if a ball is currently based on the amount of light reflected b.