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Posted by Tom Sparkman on October 14, 2002 at 14:09:22:

In Reply to: Why did they change it ? posted by short_round on October 14, 2002 at 10:53:34:

: I just picked up a new Revolution loader (9v, it is for a back-up/loaner marker) as most of you probably know it only has a tiney little 1 inch paddel. Does anyone have any idea why they have done this? also I am thinking about manufacturing a new paddel for it however i am concerned that I will end up buring out the 9v motor.

The original VL2000, the upgraded VL2000 (current body style), and the 9v VL Revo all came with a small paddle.

As for burninig out the motor, make sure that your new paddle doesn't allow paintballs to get trapped under the arms (like the current 12v paddle).

Tom

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: : I just picked up a new Revolution loader (9v, it is for a back-up/loaner marker) as most of you probably know it only has a tiney little 1 inch paddel. Does anyone have any idea why they have done this? also I am thinking about manufacturing a new paddel for it however i am concerned that I will end up buring out the 9v motor. : The original VL2000, the upgraded VL2000 (current body style), and the 9v VL Revo all came with a small paddle. : As for burninig out the motor, make sure that your new paddle doesn't allow paintballs to get trapped under the arms (like the current 12v paddle). : Tom

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