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zero delay · December 25th, 2005, 22:19

In the last 8 months I've sold close to twenty of these units to 6 diffent teams, I had been using them for roughly a year and half previous to that, so the design has been pretty thouroughly tested. What I needed the survey results for was to guage how many components I'll need when i go to purchase them in bulk, that way I can keep the cost lower buying larger quantities, as long as I have some indication of the number of units I might be able to move, before purchasing the neccessary materials.

Another detail I forgot to mention is that since they use compressed air as a propellant source they are fairly adjustable velocity/power wise, and the user can basically dial in the unit for difffent apllications, for example I have placed them inside of ammo crates wired up with Light sensors, so that when the lid is opened on the crate the mine detonates. in a situation such as that you can forgo using BBs and simply place FX powder in to the mine at lower pressures, conversely when using them as a defencive measure placed at a stand off range of roughly 60-80 ft, the user could use maximum pressure and load the unit with as many as 500BBs, to get the best anti-personel effect from the mine. The whole "Dial-able power level" aspect is something that is unique to the design, a feature that isn't inherant in the other units on the market.

December 25th, 2005, 22:19	#21
zero delay Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2002	In the last 8 months I've sold close to twenty of these units to 6 diffent teams, I had been using them for roughly a year and half previous to that, so the design has been pretty thouroughly tested. What I needed the survey results for was to guage how many components I'll need when i go to purchase them in bulk, that way I can keep the cost lower buying larger quantities, as long as I have some indication of the number of units I might be able to move, before purchasing the neccessary materials. Another detail I forgot to mention is that since they use compressed air as a propellant source they are fairly adjustable velocity/power wise, and the user can basically dial in the unit for difffent apllications, for example I have placed them inside of ammo crates wired up with Light sensors, so that when the lid is opened on the crate the mine detonates. in a situation such as that you can forgo using BBs and simply place FX powder in to the mine at lower pressures, conversely when using them as a defencive measure placed at a stand off range of roughly 60-80 ft, the user could use maximum pressure and load the unit with as many as 500BBs, to get the best anti-personel effect from the mine. The whole "Dial-able power level" aspect is something that is unique to the design, a feature that isn't inherant in the other units on the market.