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The Tadao 2005 Ego board is a drop-in
replacement for the Ego’s stock LCD board, and uses the feature-packed
Musashi 7 software. The circuit board is the most important part of any
electronic paintball marker, and upgrading it can potentially change
all the performance characteristics. Tadao’s leading edge Musashi 7
software provides the user with the ultimate in adjustability and
speed.
One of the major features of the Tadao Ego board is its use of a normal
lever action trigger switch. Unlike an optical trigger sensor, it
provides a tactile feel for when the trigger is actually going to fire
the marker. With the 2005 model a unique design allows the trigger
switch to be removed or replaced, or it can be easily changed to
switches with different weight pulls.
Instead
of an LCD screen the Tadao Ego board uses an array of5 super-bright
LEDs of the same color. The LEDs show everything from breech status to
settings within the programming mode, and are easily visible in broad
daylight. Users may purchase a board with their choice of red, white,
or blue LEDs.
- Regular price
- $60.00
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Product Description
The Tadao 2005 Ego board is a drop-in
replacement for the Ego’s stock LCD board, and uses the feature-packed
Musashi 7 software. The circuit board is the most important part of any
electronic paintball marker, and upgrading it can potentially change
all the performance characteristics. Tadao’s leading edge Musashi 7
software provides the user with the ultimate in adjustability and
speed.
One of the major features of the Tadao Ego board is its use of a normal
lever action trigger switch. Unlike an optical trigger sensor, it
provides a tactile feel for when the trigger is actually going to fire
the marker. With the 2005 model a unique design allows the trigger
switch to be removed or replaced, or it can be easily changed to
switches with different weight pulls.
Instead
of an LCD screen the Tadao Ego board uses an array of5 super-bright
LEDs of the same color. The LEDs show everything from breech status to
settings within the programming mode, and are easily visible in broad
daylight. Users may purchase a board with their choice of red, white,
or blue LEDs.
