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Die NPPL schaut jetzt vestärkt nach „Cheater“ Boards. Es wurde ein Spezielles Gerät entwickelt das die Trigger-Pulls und die Anzahl der verschossenen Bälle vergleicht. Ausserdem soll das Geräte die Geschwindigkeit, das „Ramping“ und auch die Dwell messen können. Die Meldung im Original. Zitat:——————————————————————————–NPPL Targets „Cheater“ Boards We at the NPPL are working hard to insure the safety of everyone that attends our events, from the player, support personal, spectators and our Staff we need to maintain a safe enviorment. We feel that markers that dont comply with our rules and regulation pose a possible danger to anyone that comes in contact with the marker when not in use on the field during a game. We have developed a devise that is connected to a bullistic chronograph, that will count trigger pulls, how many balls fired and detect ramping, speed, and even the dwell. Those of you that get caught will be going home, your team will go home, and your points taken away. You have been warned, It is strongly suggested that all you captains attend the captain's meeting as there are a number of rule changes. For those of you that don't feel that a cheater gun is an accident waiting to happen, let me explain. The barrel condom you are required to put on your gun is only designed to stop the first ball. and some are better than others, so lets say that you just got off the field and you set your gun down in the staging area and some one touches the trigger for what ever reason and the gun goes off into some cheater mode and shoots twenty balls into the staging area, some one is going to lose a eye or worse. how many times have you set your marker down and it fired? The guns that have D-bounce can be fixed without the use of a computer, what were looking for is a board on any gun that will send more balls then trigger pulls and ramp up the speed at the same time, you know if you had a cheater board installed or not, they dont sell them off the shelf. This robot was designed by our scrutineer who is a licensed registered engineer, who has designed two guns. With this robot you will be able to set how many times you want the trigger to be pulled and then the robot will count how many balls were fired and at what speed they left the gun up to as many pulls of the trigger that he dials up. The chronograph judge is trained to inspect while checking you into the field, If he finds a questionable marker he will contact the scrutineer and then it will be determend then how far the testing goes by Dave. In short, if you have one leave it at home, its not worth getting caught or having a person get injured when it goes off like a machine gun laying on the table when someone bumps the gun By Phil Dominguez (Quelle bei Paintballchannel.com)