CPS designations

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darthmeow
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CPS designations

Post by darthmeow » Tue Jul 30, 2013 12:16 pm

So I noticed a possible connection between the 1998 line CPS designations and the 2000 line designations:
1998 light CPS-1000, 2000 light CPS-1200
1998 medium CPS-1500, 2000 medium CPS-1700
1998 heavy CPS-2500, 2000 heavy CPS-2700
1998 heavy CPS-3000, 2000 heavy CPS-3200

So the designations are the same, just with 200 added to all of them. Is this common for water blaster names, or just the 2000 line?

Edit: the XP 220 and 240 are based on the 20 and 40, but with 200 added to each name.
Edit: and the XP215, based on the 15.
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Re: CPS designations

Post by marauder » Tue Jul 30, 2013 12:35 pm

That was just something they did in 2000. The 2100 isn't 200 more than 1200.
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Re: CPS designations

Post by darthmeow » Tue Jul 30, 2013 1:00 pm

Yes, it seems like it was just the 2000 line.
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Re: CPS designations

Post by soakinader » Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:48 pm

If you look into it, a lot of the numbering actually makes sense. That being said, some of the numbering (2100,4100) make no sense whatsoever, but anyways...
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