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In Reply to: Re: e blade posted by Razorpb on April 04, 2003 at 13:39:36:

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on April 06, 2003 at 04:00:21

I'd also just like to say both are great!
I am leaning heavily towards a new Oracle E-Blade though instead of adding an E-Blade to my STO, most of my team has switched or is swtiching to electros and e-cockers, the style of the game has changed and putting heavy amounts of paint on a bunker is needed and with a mechanical cocker it just can't be done....
the Eclipse product is very very nice, all in a nice package, simple to set up and use, I love the presets,
I've been teching some now for team mates and they are just the greatest!

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: I'd also just like to say both are great! : I am leaning heavily towards a new Oracle E-Blade though instead of adding an E-Blade to my STO, most of my team has switched or is swtiching to electros and e-cockers, the style of the game has changed and putting heavy amounts of paint on a bunker is needed and with a mechanical cocker it just can't be done.... : the Eclipse product is very very nice, all in a nice package, simple to set up and use, I love the presets, : I've been teching some now for team mates and they are just the greatest!

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