New Info on the Dreamfire Loader

[shartley]

Originally posted by JT2002
now all you need is wireless internet and youre set. my moms laptop has it and i use it in the den ( on opposite side of house from wireless router) all the time, its great!!

[ben_JD]

Originally posted by shartley

This is the saddest thing I have seen today :)

[Fred]

so anyway, since everyone is so interested in this Dreamfire Loader thingy...

anyone know anything else???

---Fred

[fearc7]

you guys are arguing over common sense. I'm sure you guys both would agree if you guys knew what each other were talking about because it is not rocket science people! Now anyways, lets drop that, and focus on informative information on this new loader. It sounds curious.

[BTAutoMag]

Originally posted by ben_JD
This is the saddest thing I have seen today :)

yea im sorry shartley but that is sad. no wonder youre like on 1 out of every 3 threads and have an extremly high post count. did you give cphilip one of your stands:)

[shartley]

[ben_JD]

Sam,

Justify it any way you want. :)

Actually, we could use a similar piece of furniture for our family room. I just couldn't miss an opportunity to slam on you.

[shartley]

Originally posted by ben_JD
Sam,

Justify it any way you want. :)

Actually, we could use a similar piece of furniture for our family room. I just couldn't miss an opportunity to slam on you.

[ogre55]

Back to the issue at hand

Ok, so back to the actual Dreamfire design. It's a great concept. If there is enough force to feed the balls upwards (without breaking them) you could mount the loader to the side of the marker, alla warp feed, and have a Halo/Warp combo, in one device.

Two possible design problems though, and this is from a cursory review of the patent application: (1) What if you get a "log jam" of balls in the feed neck apparatus (what they refer to as the "outlet" in the patent). How would one clear such a jam. I see no agitation device designed for that purpose, and; (2) How easy is it to change cartridges?

All in all, this could be the future in loader technology. It looks neat on the drawing board but, how will it function in practice.

Ogre

[JT2002]

Originally posted by shartley

howd u get em wired for a good price? places were like 500 to wire like 6 or so rooms and included the router. yeah, i have 2 (well really 3, but that ones in my room and is an old piece of ***** that i never use cause its too slow, graphix suck, you get the idea) the desktop is hardwired since i play counterstrike on it cuz i hear wireless can lag real bad. but the laptop works great on it.
ok so anyways BAck on subject......

[shartley]

Originally posted by JT2002
howd u get em wired for a good price? places were like 500 to wire like 6 or so rooms and included the router. yeah, i have 2 (well really 3, but that ones in my room and is an old piece of ***** that i never use cause its too slow, graphix suck, you get the idea) the desktop is hardwired since i play counterstrike on it cuz i hear wireless can lag real bad. but the laptop works great on it.
ok so anyways BAck on subject......

I wired them myself.

[JT2002]

ahhhh, theres the key. you see if you do anything yourself its cheapest.