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"Über 5000 Paintballer können nicht richtig triggern und nachpotten..
Schreib dich nicht ab, lern triggern und nachpotten"
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Available from Eclipse Dealers and Distributors from December ‘07
This is exactly what you get with the new Etek2. You still get all the great benefits of the
original Etek but combined with a whole host of advancements passed down from its big brother, the
Ego8 range. For example: both the LPR and HPR regulator sport the exact same internals as both the
Ego8 and SL74. New lightweight hard anodized aluminium pistons, durable captured regulator seal and
coil spring construction give the regulators high flow rates, improved shot-to-shot consistency and
quicker recovery times. But not only have these changes improved the performance of the Etek2, but
they also reduce the weight of each part as well as make maintenance a far simpler task. No more
Bellville shim stacks to drop, count and arrange each time you lube and re-build your reg.
Then there is the new OOPS (On/Off/Purge) system with the integrated T-Rail mounting. The T-Rail
offers the sturdiest possible connection between the OOPS and frame, yet still allows the
positioning of the tank with over 1” of lateral adjustment. The new OOPS internals offer effortless
operation, even under pressure from the air tank, yet durability has been improved and can be
serviced without the need of tools.
The area of the Etek2 that has seen one of the most radical changes is the frame assembly. Inside
the frame, under the grips, the circuit board has been re-orientated to allow quick and easy
removal, again without the use of tools. In addition to this the design has become more modular
allowing, for example, the plug-n-play installation of different weights of micro-switch that will
allow the player to tune the trigger feel to their personal preference. And to save any kind of
confusion there is no way to accidentally plug the wrong device into the wrong socket on the board.
Each socket and plug has a unique pin number that makes incorrect connection impossible.
Running down the rear you will find a new moulded rubber console that is flanged to lock into
undercuts in the frame so that it can’t be accidentally removed or fall out of place. It houses the
power and function button, and the same 3 tru-color LED display indicators as the original Etek.
These 3 clever LEDs allow easy programming of all the user definable parameters by greatly
simplifying the programming process. The top LED indicates 10s of units, the middle displays 1s and
the bottom shows 0.1 increments. Need to set your dwell to 12.5ms? That’s 1 flash of the top LED, 2
flashes of the middle and 5 of the bottom. It couldn’t be easier.
As well as dwell, the Etek2 has user definable settings for Ball-in-Place, Eyes Off ROF, Cap ROF
(uncapped in Semi 1), Debounce, and Firing Mode. As standard the Etek2 has firing modes that should
cover almost every tourney eventuality, with Uncapped Semi, Capped Semi as well as current CFOA,
Millennium and PSP modes.
Other changes to the frame mean that the grip position at the rear of the frame, as well as the
trigger pivot point, have been raised closer to the barrel axis allowing for a more intuitive and
comfortable sighting line. The rear contours add an extra degree of comfort to the grip position,
and an integrated snatch grip in the frame makes on-field transportation that little bit easier.
Inside the XL trigger guard is a new trigger with a flatter face and no lower hook, and is
interchangeable with previous Etek triggers.
Feeding into the frame from above, the BBSS (Break Beam Sensor System) and dual ball detents can be
found beneath the contoured Nexus eye covers. For those after a little more bling in their breech,
the BBSS assembly can be upgraded to the lazer eye system, available as an upgrade.
Staying in the area of the breech, clamping feed-tube attaches directly onto the feed stub machined
out of the body billet. This not only produces an incredibly strong feed location for the loader,
but also allows the incorporation of the Deftek technology feed tube. This neat little device
massively reduces the chance of balls entering the breech and then bouncing back up, only to be
chopped by the bolt coming forward. Without adding any ball-in-place delay you can confidently
assume that the ball is neatly chambered every shot and initiate the firing cycle with the shortest
possible delay. So not only does it prevent annoying breech breaks, but it aids firing at the very
highest rates of fire.
In order to maximise the potential of all those loaded and fired paintballs, this year sees the
Etek2 come fitted with a Shaft II 2-piece barrel, with its micro-honed and polished internal bores
to provide the most accurate results possible. Supplied with a 0.693” bore back and 14” reverse
threaded tip.
The body of the Etek2 has been lightened and gently sculpted to distinguish it from the original
Etek, with the new Etek logo machined directly into the body, and the machining of the regulators,
caps, barrel and OOPS all designed to complement the whole.
So, the bottom line is that the Etek2 has been overhauled in a way that makes it feel better, shoot
better, make it easier to maintain and service, make it more reliable, make it more desirable, make
it more robust and of course make it look better too. Not only has it accomplish all these things,
but also managed to do it in a package that weighs 4.5oz less than the marker it replaces, hitting
the scales, ready to go, at exactly 1kg.
At launch the Etek2 will be available in two strikingly different ranges of 2-tone colors as well
as the classic combination of black black and black.
The Etek2. Teknically Superior.
Features:
• New Lighter Body
• New Frame with Improved Ergonomics and Snatch Grip
• New Flatter Blade Trigger
• New Modular Electronics
• New Interchangeable Micro Switch
• New 2008 On/Off/Purge with T-Rail Mounting
• New 2008 In-Line Regulator w/Aluminium Piston and Coil Spring Operation
• New LPR Assembly
• New Shaft II 2-Piece Barrel
• New Packaging... Delete this as the first 1000 will not I believe !
• Triple Tru-Color LED display
• Micro-Switch Trigger Operation
• 5 Adjustable Firing Modes
• Trigger-Pull Programming
• Tourney Lock
• Deftek Offset Feed Tube
• Clamping Feed
• Nexus Eye Covers
• Break Beam Eyes (BBSS)
• Dual Ball Detents
• Fully Adjustable Trigger
• Pull-Pin Bolt Release
• Integrated Valve and Rammer Housing
• Full Tool Set
• Spares Pack
• Eclipse Gun Oil
Available Upgrades:
• Etek STAR Frame and QEV
• Etek Zick Kit
• Eclipse Lazer Eyes Kit
• Eclipse Beeper Board (when used with STAR Frame)
• Eclipse C-Lever Clamping Feed Neck
• Eclipse 05/06 CCU Color Contrast Kits
• Eclipse SL Barrel Kit
Length: 543mm
Height: 223mm
Width: 29.4mm
Weight: 1.00Kg/2.2lb/35.5oz *
*Weight includes: Barrel, Battery, OOPS, Hoses, Fittings, Feedtube, Regulators, ready-to-go
"Über 5000 Paintballer können nicht richtig triggern und nachpotten..
Schreib dich nicht ab, lern triggern und nachpotten"
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Wirklich ein sehr schöner markierer   einfach nur geil
das design schaut super aus aber ich seh keinen preis?????? 
10 Seconds ....Positionen? Positionen? Positionen? GOOOOO Positionen?Positionen?Positionen?  
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Hmm...da sind ein paar gewisse Mille Teams (die z.B. in der SPL zocken) wohl auch Einsteiger *gg*
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Stimmt, die bekommen ziemlich sicher Geld oder zumindestens gratis Markierer, günstiger und
schwerer ist er auch aber wenn man nicht unbedingt ein Display oder 100 verschiedene
Einstellmöglichkeiten benötigt und mit dem bissl anderen Triggerguard zurechtkommt (...und außerdem
in der Früh genug Spinat gegessen hat, dass man das enorme Gewicht der Etek heben kann  ) ist er
fürs Turnierspielen, egal welches Level, vollkommen ausreichend.
Wollte damit nur sagen, dass ich ihn nicht unter Einsteigermarkierer einordnen würde, denn von
Modellen in der Klasse (verstehe darunter PMR oder Ion) kann keiner mit der Etek mithalten. Ist
aber natürlich sicher wiedermal auch bissl Ansichtssache
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Und für Einsteiger, die nichtmal wissen ob sie öfter als 1mal alle paar Monate spielen gehen, wird
das Teil wahrscheinlich noch immer zu teuer sein. 
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