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Soakologist wrote:Why are you so gung-ho about getting an SS 100? ???

If you're talking about me, well I'm not. I was recommending that CPS fixes his SS 100, that way he can use it in battle. It would also sell for more money if he fixed it.

Why does everyone who writes a war story have huge epic battles and fantastic story lines and technology? I'd think small, squad-based combat would be much more engaging. Might have to try my hand at this.... Well, personally, I'd love to actually be involved [/i] in an epic battle type war. But si...

That may be true, Falcon, but have you ever used one? They're awkward, heavy, and have fragile pumps. CPS 2700s really aren't that great. Yeah, Exodus owns one, and I used his. That's how I know that the range of the 20x with the nozzle selector removed is good. I've always considered the 2700 to b...

good point falcon, mabe you would like to buy the broken one instead. Hmmm........ I wouldn't mind an SS 100. But why don't you just locate the problem(s), fix them, then you will have a perfectly good, not to mention rare soaker. If you really do want to sell it, then if you fixed it then [/i] sol...

I actually have a question , what would you call an XP 215 ? It cannot saturate anyone with the press of the trigger(that is why I don't consider it a blaster) but you still need to pump it(that is why it isn't a water pistol,squirt gun) . What would you call sometthing like that? You'd call it an ...

I'll probably start writing the article soon. You already have an article about making a portable QFD, so I'll call it "Portable QFD Type II" This time I'll use actual images instead of pictures drawn in MS Paint, though. Anyway, I'll ask again. Is there anyone here who would like to have a go at t...

That's why I love the Big Trouble, its got good shot time on its 20x. Uh, but the Big Trouble doesn't even have a 20x nozzle. Unless you modified it, of course. If I drilled the nozzle of my Big Trouble then I'd definitely collossus mod it with one layer of bike tube as well, because the range of t...

SilverFist wrote:Also, I think all those questions are made up by Hasbro anyways.

Yeah, they must be. I doubt they would be "frequently asked" when it says clearly on the boxes how much water the 2100 and 4100 hold, and clearly in the name what the Splashzooka holds.

isoaker_com wrote:Sidenote: IMO = In My Opinion
IMHO = In My Humble Opinion

Oh, ok it all makes sense now. Thanks.

No, I meant replace it with the device that attaches to the hose there, that way the user could fill up other guns with it. And yes I know that you would have to recharge it multiple times before you completely filled a gun, but it would be more usefull than a 'soaker attack ball'. Turning the Trip...

Whoa, an SC 500! That'll be a pretty good addition to our team's armoury. If you have a tape measure, could you measure the range of yours? Also, make sure you don't forget to bring it back to your mum's place so we can use it in future wars.




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Just out of curiosity, how does the XP310 compare to the CPS 2100? I own a 2100, and I really don't want to spend $15 for a soaker with less power. The CPS 2100 is much more powerful than the XP 310. This doesn't necessarily mean that it's better though, because the XP 310 is lighter and makes a pr...

I'm actually considering attempting to make a portable QFD that doesn't use pre-pressurization of any time. Instead, like soakers so, it'd just be a good, solid water pump with a hose-connection adapter to interface with the QFD. My main problem is that I haven't found a good, but cheap hand-held w...

I don't think anyone should think they really are something special. I literally thought of it when I took my nozzle off, seeing the threads there. If it was a CPS system then more of the water would go in because there would have been no drop-off. The problem would be that the system would have to...

i was watching that since it started and was hoping i could get it for like $20, a couple of days ago i noticed it had gone way to high *sigh* CPS, even if you were to have won that, it's coming from the US and postage alone would have costed you a minimum [/i] of 35-40 US dollars, so you wouldn't ...

Veteran wrote:I think its a great idea, I wonder if you could stick the nozzle selector from a broken 4100 on a 310?

It wouldn't fit. You could probably make it fit with a lot of work, but it wouldn't be worth it, because there is no way that the XP 310's PCs could support an 8.5x nozzle.

Even though it may seem unlikely, I actually think that Hasbro might be secretly listening to our suggestions and complaints, and they could be planning to re-release the CPS line as we speak. If Hasbro could just re-release all, or at least a few, of the existing CPS soakers then it would be next ...