AGD Backpack Loader

[bryceeden]

Several years ago there was mention of a backpack loader. Does anyone know if it was ever released? Here is the thread I origonally heard of it in. http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=62674

For that matter does anyone know what ever happened to Richard?

[Chronobreak]

i believe it was said "there wasnt enough interest"

also the warp gen 2 was never released

my guess is the backpack was also somewhat cost prohibitive

i mean a warp cost $99

that puts a backpack around 200-300 i would assume, not worth it.

but to be honest with all the technical revolutions im surprised people are still using conventional hoppers expecialy on the tournament scene

[Ruler_Mark]

someone on pbn made one out of fiberglas, halo and a warp and soem extra tubing

[FOG]

There is a guy who made one for himself , sorry i dont know how to link it to you,but GO TO
Wolkon zone.com.. its in a thread titled FD,s GetUp

it looks pretty cool

[the123]

http://walkonzone.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=12776

i'd like to see the insides of the "Feedruck"

[FOG]

Thanks 123,

my durned fingers

[Small Block]

There was another guy looking to make one and sell it aswell. He was calling it the turtle back pack. It held somewhere around a case of paint and the air source.

Checking now though it seems the website is taken down.

[Coralis]

Smart Parts probably sent him C&D letter after all they probably have a patent on it .

[punkrex]

http://walkonzone.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=12776
i'd like to see the insides of the "Feedruck"

indeed.

[Spider-TW]

I wonder if you could stick the auger and head part of a Qloader in the bottom of the bin or pack and tension the Qloader spring with the electronics of a pulse or reloader....or just stuff the reloader in the bottom.

[PumpMag]

but to be honest with all the technical revolutions im surprised people are still using conventional hoppers expecialy on the tournament scene

I think for tournaments that visually, the player would not know they were out of paint until its too late.

Also, most tournament players "feel" or have a mental count of how many pods are left in their harness.

But for scenario, I think it would be a go if not high in cost.