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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns
Re: New Angel IR3
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Posted by Ryan "Punchcard" Kirkbride on June 11, 2002 at 10:53:29:

In Reply to: New Angel IR3 posted by Gregory Simas on June 10, 2002 at 11:23:48:

Wait for the PDA interface program to come out, suposedly later this month. The angel owners group has screenshots. You should be able to enable them then.


: I have just purchased a beautiful new Dark IR3. After reading various articles on the new gun I decided to sell my Dark Angel LCD and get the new gun. When I went to set it up I realized that I could not access the firing modes that I had on my old LCD and feel a little cheated because in no information I have seen on the new IR3 is it said that the firing modes would be locked out and if I had known that I would have thought twice. Even though the chance to use the optional modes is limited I paid for them and it seems like misleading advertising to lead the prospective buyer into thinking that you have all of this neat tech and when you spend big bucks you can't use it.



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