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WARPIG Tech Talk - Angel / Angel LCD
Re: IR3 should have looked at something else
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Posted by Ryan "Punchcard" Kirkbride on June 11, 2002 at 10:56:17:

In Reply to: IR3 should have looked at something else posted by Gregory Simas on June 10, 2002 at 14:32:45:

PDA IR interface. Later this month. Wait for it. Then you can blow all the paint you want in your backyard. :)


: I just replaced my Dark LCD with a Dark IR3 it is a great gun But with the firing modes locked out I feel ripped off. I should have the choice and when out in the forest I could use the modes of fire. I should have the choice. The ASTM is not my momma. WDP should advertise the fact that the gun is Semi only. I should have kept my LCD or looked at other guns that give me the choice. This is not right to pay for the best gun in the world and can't use all of its advertised features. Let me know if anyone out there has figured a way around this like a store overseas tha will sell me an unlocked board. Thanks



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