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trekkie00 wrote:1. It's my dads water gun, and he doesn't want to "break it".

If it's already broken, then what have you got to lose?!

3. Why would I want Dads soaker to work?

Because it's a rare and valuable soaker. Plus, the more soakers the opposition has, the better. Don't you want a challenge?

Well today Exodus and I went out and bought them. I bought a Krypton and an Argon, and Exodus bought a Xenon. So between us, we have all three. My views on the three are: Argon: The smallest of the three. It's about the size of an XP 270, and it's nozzle looks like it's approximately 2x. The Argon ...

Soakologist wrote:Where the hell did you find that?!

I found it on Australian eBay. Pretty good catch, huh?

Well, I just won a Brand new in box Power Pak for 20 bucks AU (approximately $14 US) on ebay. I think that's a pretty good price. I guess I'd better take care of it since they're so hard to come by these days.



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@falcon: i don't see a power pak on ebay, could you give a link. I meant that you shouldn't bother paying a small fortune in postage for a soaker all the way from Australia (ebay.com .au [/i]) when Power Paks appear fairly regularly on ebay.com. Well, you COULD buy a new QFD and Gun from Hasbro usi...

My main complaint with the stock blaster is that the choice of nozzles available just didn't have enough differences. I agree with the choice of having the smallest and largest settings, but the other two mid-settings should have been different. My brother has 2 XP 310s, and after using them I woul...

You seem to be missing the point. Night vision binoculars ampify light, so the picture you see through them is bright enough without a torch. Using a torch with night vision binoculars would be rediculous because it would just give away your position. What you're probably talking about is some chea...

That's not a review, that's just statistics. A review has several paragraphs and describes how it feels to use in battle, what it's best used for (e.g. sniping, grunt, scouting, etc.), pros and cons, how it compares to other soakers on the battlefield, how it performs for it's size and more. What y...

*drools* i will bid for sure, how much would it cost for postage to australia? To give you an idea, the postage I paid for 2 CPS 3200s and 2 Splashzookas (one Splashzooka is my brother's) was around $120 US for all four. Postage for my CPS 1700, SC Triple Charge and XP 15 was around $40 - $50 US fo...

I don't get it. You say that 1 AUD = 70 USC. Then you say that 80-100 AUD = $45, which defineltely isn't in a ratio of 70 to 1. Does USC stand for something other than US dollars? 1 Australian dollar is worth approximately 70 US cents, that's what he meant by USC. And I paid $160 AU for my Monster ...

DUDE, what is that store called? I know what store he's talking about. It's a Toys "R" Us store, but it's in Canberra in Australia. I have actually called that store and they have nothing. It's all sold out. I asked if they had any in a storage area, and they said they didn't. So unless they have s...

Iceman wrote:In my opinion it resembles nothing like a monster xl

The label, tank and nozzle look a bit like the Monster XL's, though. But I don't think it really looks anything like a MXL either.

hmm, good point. this also presents the problem of you not seeing your own traps, however. it would slow you down as well. That's true, but if you only set one or two traps, and you make sure that every member of your team knows where they are, you can set a detour (for example, when you reach the ...

About a week ago I was at K-mart and I saw a reincarnated XP-70 soakertag edition. AN XP-70! Thats right hasbro, whatever you do don't bring back the CPS series, but old wimpy XPs are a must! This sickens me. Yeah, you'd think they'd at least bring back one [/i] good old CPS, like a legendary '98 o...

all in all, pc size doesn't really matter. bigger means more pumps, and less shots per tank. just putting in my two-cents. Well yeah, bigger PC means more pumps, but wouldn't you rather pump it before the confrontation with the enemy, then have a longer shot time when it's needed? Besides, you can ...

tripwires are too obvious Actually, they're quite hard to see, especially if you're not looking for them. When Exodus and I were working on the trap, we actually had trouble finding where the fishing line was, even though it was right in front of us. Might I add that the fishing line was pink. [/i]...

Duxburian wrote:You get about 10 shots per tank with 55ft range and 2 sec. shot time assuming you did a CVF and around 70 balloons.

10 shots per tank? But the CPS 3200 doesn't even get that many shots, and it holds 8 litres! ???