G-forces new loader technology?

[Chronobreak]

Anyone else interested in seeing how this works? or more info?

seems like it could be a nice alternative to the warp feed which IMO is a bit behind on tech and features for this day and age


Patented and other patents pending, this is the technology for an ultimate loader for the paintball sport.

Designed to kick paintball tournaments up another notch. Players can now carry self-contained pre-charged paintball cartridges with force feed mechanism. As a player exhausts the paintballs in this loader technology, they simply eject the empty cartridge to the ground and snap on a fresh cartridge. No more time wasted in flipping lids or spilling paintballs ... forever!


Features and Benefits:

Adjustable motorized feed rate - to suit mechanical to insane ROF electronic markers;

Force feed system - allows players to shoot inverted continuously;

Removable paintball cartridge - the fastest reload;

Super quiet - no noisy paintball juggling;

High capacity - cartridges will be available in 150 or 200 rounds;

Modular power source - the fastest battery change.



G-Force Technologies U.S. Patent# 6,644,293, #7,017,569 and other patents pending.

[68magOwner]

sounds like a motorized q loader

[tebo]

Yeah, but hopefully it will be stronger/idiot proof

[Warwitch]

Too bad they dont give a timeline. Sounds sweet. But if they are still waiting for the patent then its probably a ways off still.

[Lomarandil]

I can't see this solving the issues inherent with Qloaders in that they have to be setup right.. seems to add complexity to an already complex system. I love my Qloader, but I wouldn't want to have to worry about batteries in it too.

Lo

[91Foxtrot]

That info has been on the site for a long time (years). I wouldn't hold your breath.

[p8ntbal4me]

I really want to see this loader.

YDNA (andy) has a loader he made as well and there are videos on his web page of it feeding some CRAZY ROF into a shocker and some other guns.

Loader technology is better than it was,... but I think it could be cheaper in cost.

~ P8nt

[WingMan13]

I have seen that in thier site for years now and I dont remember ever seeing any pics of it. I wonder if by now the design thay had in mind is even practical anymore. I'm always ready to see new things in this sport.

[Hexis]

How hard is it to google?

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7017569.html

http://www.freepatentsonline.com/6644293.html

Huge image from the 1st link (http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7017569-0-large.jpg)