Description
Developed
in coordination with Violent, this signature Yakuza Series board is
designed for the Ego 8 and Ego 7, and is the first aftermarket Ego
board to feature OLED display technology. OLED (organic light emitting
diode) displays have numerous advantages over traditional LCDs. They
have lower power consumption, higher contrast, and, due to the
manufacturing process, are sealed, making them highly resistant to
vibration and moisture. Unlike LCDs, each pixel of an OLED screen is a
light emitting diode and emits its own light. This makes power
consumption directly proportional to how many pixels are lit, making it
easy to view even in direct sunlight.
in coordination with Violent, this signature Yakuza Series board is
designed for the Ego 8 and Ego 7, and is the first aftermarket Ego
board to feature OLED display technology. OLED (organic light emitting
diode) displays have numerous advantages over traditional LCDs. They
have lower power consumption, higher contrast, and, due to the
manufacturing process, are sealed, making them highly resistant to
vibration and moisture. Unlike LCDs, each pixel of an OLED screen is a
light emitting diode and emits its own light. This makes power
consumption directly proportional to how many pixels are lit, making it
easy to view even in direct sunlight.
All
the necessary information is shown on the OLED screen, including eye
status, battery life, current fire mode and max rate of fire, and a
game timer. The settings are also easily adjusted through the full
text based menu system. The screen orientation is even adjustable,
allowing the user to pick landscape left and right, or even a vertical
display similar to the stock Ego board’s screen.
The
Yakuza software takes a major step forward over the last iteration of
Musashi. With all new hardware the asynchronous interrupt based
trigger scan is monitored at 4 million times per second, with the
microcontroller running at a full 16 Mhz. The fire modes have been
consolidated, but include a few new adjustable parameters, giving even
more flexbility than before. Notable settings include ramping
percentage, screen text size, screen brightness, and settings profiles
which can be used to save and load your settings for different formats
and playing styles.
Yakuza software takes a major step forward over the last iteration of
Musashi. With all new hardware the asynchronous interrupt based
trigger scan is monitored at 4 million times per second, with the
microcontroller running at a full 16 Mhz. The fire modes have been
consolidated, but include a few new adjustable parameters, giving even
more flexbility than before. Notable settings include ramping
percentage, screen text size, screen brightness, and settings profiles
which can be used to save and load your settings for different formats
and playing styles.
Included
is
the new Anti-Breech Bounce software, which helps to eliminate chops
when a loader is running low on paint and isn’t capable of providing a
steady feed rate. RF support is also present with the inclusion of a
dedicated transmitter socket and wiring harness.
is
the new Anti-Breech Bounce software, which helps to eliminate chops
when a loader is running low on paint and isn’t capable of providing a
steady feed rate. RF support is also present with the inclusion of a
dedicated transmitter socket and wiring harness.
The
circuit board is the most important part of any electronic paintball
marker, and upgrading it can enhance all the performance
characteristics. Tadao’s leading edge Yakuza Series provides the user
with the ultimate in adjustability and speed.
circuit board is the most important part of any electronic paintball
marker, and upgrading it can enhance all the performance
characteristics. Tadao’s leading edge Yakuza Series provides the user
with the ultimate in adjustability and speed.
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Yakuza
Series OLED graphical display system shows eye status, battery life,
current fire mode and max rate of fire, game timer, and menu system -
Advanced microcontroller running at 16 Mhz
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Fully legal in the NPPL, PSP, and Millennium tournament series (13.3 bps and 12 bps compatible for 2008 rules!)
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Anti-breech bounce software to reduce chopping when a loader is running out of paintballs
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RF socket and wiring harness included to support Magna, Pulse, and other RF transmitters
- Multiple modes of fire
- Unlimited semi-automatic
- Adjustable semi-automatic
- PSP ramping
- PSP 3-round burst
- NXL full-automatic
- Millennium
- Custom ramping
- Auto-response
- 3-round burst
- Full-automatic
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Tadao
trigger logic asynchronously monitors the trigger switch, using an
interrupt based scan at 4 million times per second for the quickest
response time and fastest semi-automatic -
Tadao dynamic eye logic watches for the bolt to return every shot, cycling the marker as fast as possible
- Rate of fire adjustable from 10 to 30 bps, plus unlimited rate of fire, and a 0.5 ms fine tuning setting
- Adjustable ABS programming eliminates first shot drop-off
- AMB
(anti-mechanical bounce) and CPF (cycle percentage filter) algorithms
help to prevent mechanical and switch bounce without missing real
trigger pulls - G-mode setting allows 3 different options for every fire mode
- More than 1 billion unique ways to adjust settings
- Extremely
easy to use graphical and text based menu system to change settings
for nearly any variable, including debounce, dwell, loader delay, AMB,
anti-bolt stick, fire mode, max rate of fire, fine rate of fire
adjustment, eye mode, CPF, g-mode breakout, ramp start, ramp
percentage, screen settings, settings profiles, and more - All settings are stored in non-volatile memory so they are not lost when the battery is disconnected
- Power efficient software and hardware lengthen battery life
- Automatic 20-minute idle power down saves batteries
- One-touch startup enables the marker to fire almost instantly
- Uses spring battery contacts so thereâs no wiring harness to break or wear out
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80-gram trigger microswitch
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Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects
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Free Yakuza software updates
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