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Please all be aware the following guns have been stolen from Warped Sportz HQ Nebraska between the 31st of May and the 1st of June.

CSL:
Panther # cs 233
Prestige # cs 055
Spekta # cs 152

Geo 2.1
Regal 2 # 14236
Midnight # 14456
Elemental # 13762

Dark Ego 11
White / Gold # 72719
Navy / Green
• # 72989
• # 72717
• # 72941
• #72951
• # 72944
• # 73012
• # 72881
• # 72884
• # 72992
• # 72952
• # 72883
• # 72905
• # 72810
• # 72833

Green / Black
• # 71834
• # 71836
• # 71861
• # 72439
• # 72649
• # 72696
• # 72630
• # 72607
• # 72437

Eclipse boost Kits
• 8 Gold
• 9 Green

Please note that some of these guns may of had the colors swapped over ie eye kits etc so please check all serial # closely !!

Any information or help leading to the recovery of this product would be greatly appreciated, please contact myself or Alex Poorman on 1 308 627 3561 (cell) 0r the Kearney NE PD 1308 237 2104.

Planet Eclipse CLS Ego 11

But of course it is the new SL Shaft4 Barrel that takes the limelight. The gloss finished Carbon Fibre 14.5” and 16” tips contains a delicate gold weave, a polished gold collar, and ample porting. The backs have been stepped down a size in their range (now 0.681”, 0.685” and 0.689” bores) in order to better suit the current paint sizes around the globe. The threading and rear section use the same geometry as the Shaft4 Barrel with its increased control bore length, offering higher average velocity and improved consistency over the older Shaft SL barrels. Of course the internal bore is precision honed, as you would expect.

In order to make the most of the stunning detailing all of the CSL the colours for this year have been designed to complement the gold theme, picking up the colour in their accented parts, but each with their own unique combination of base and contrasting elements.

Mechanically the CSL is driven using the same solenoid with integrated Flow Control Devices as can be found on the Ego11. The Ego11 has altered perceptions on what is possible both in terms of adjustability and outright smoothness from a poppet platform. And the CSL is no different with the adjustable solenoid making it possible to dial in the marker for supreme spool valve rivalling smoothness or outright firepower at the twist of a control.

But in other areas around the marker it’s easy to spot where those improvements that you expect to see in an SL have been made. For example the F-F or Flush Fitting Frame. Take a look and you will see that there are no longer any unsightly screw heads at the rear of the frame or inside the trigger guard. Instead, the frame is attached using a single captured free-spinning screw at the rear, and on a discrete and hidden cam-hinge at the front. The result is quicker and easier disassembly, smoother lines and improved ergonomics.

The CSL will be shipping with the excellent Cure3+ bolt. But currently in the final stages of development we have an all-new Cure4 Bolt System. Developed with the intention to reduced stack clipping and bolt strike (where the paintball is damaged by the bolt accelerating forward and striking the stationary paintball) the new bolt includes a removable and replaceable cushioned tip. The tip is locked into position by the contoured bolt insert that is in turn held in place by the bolt pin. Complete disassembly requires no tools whatsoever. The Cure4 bolt will be made available free of charge to all CSL owners who register their marker (see inside CSL box for details).

Continuing the long tradition of the SL range, the CSL offers a multitude of options to the owner. Electronically there is the same option of Opto or Micro trigger actuation on the board, as well as magnetic and/or spring return on the trigger. The CSL also offers the option of both a High and Low Pressure exhaust valve system which allows you tailor the efficiency and feel even further. The HP valve guide gives increased efficiency while the LP guide delivers a more gentle blast of air to the back of the ball. There is also the inclusion of the standard Ego-shaped “S” style, as well as a brand new retro “Blade”-shaped, trigger. The options included as standard with every CSL mean that there should be a set-up to suit every taste without ever the need to purchase potentially flawed aftermarket parts.

And of course these days the options do not just stop at the hardware. Every CSL comes complete with a full E-Portal system, including software and link cables meaning that everything from the start-up splash screen to the software version can be adjusted and uploaded from a PC.

As you can see, there is little that has been left untouched on the New CSL. And after all, The devil is in the detail, as they say…

UNIQUE CSL FEATURES:     Bespoke CSL Body, Bespoke CSL F-F (Flush Fitting) Trigger Frame, Bespoke CSL Cure4 Soft Faced Bolt With Gold Bolt Pin, Bespoke CSL 5-Piece SL Shaft4 Shaft Barrel Kit, Bespoke CSL Carbon Fibre Tips With Gold Weave, Bespoke CSL Contoured dual density Grips with Gold Logo, Bespoke CSL Gold Hardware, Bespoke CSL Circuit Board With USB Interface – Cable and Software Included, Bespoke CSL Dual Triggers – “Blade” and “S” Style Triggers Included, Bespoke CSL Dual Valve Guides – HP and LP Valve Guide Kit, Bespoke CSL Zick2 Rammer Kit, Bespoke CSL POPS Assembly, Bespoke CSL Smooth Clamping Feed Assembly – With Gold Sprocket Wheel, Bespoke CSL Contoured Eye Covers, Lazer-Eyes Red BBSS System, Exclusive PBNation CSL Badge
EGO11 CROSS OVER FEATURES:     Bespoke MAC Solenoid with Adjustable Flow Controls, Fully Adjustable Bolt and Rammer Speed for reduced Kick, SL3 Inline Regulator With Angled Swivel, Dual Density Rubber Console and Frame Grip, Cure3+ Bolt, Zick2 Rammer Shaft and Cap, Increase Longevity of Internal Components, New LP Supply Protection System, 92% larger transflective LCD Display, Adjustable Tru-Colour RGB LCD Backlite, 16-Bit Microprocessor – 16 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second), Improved Solenoid Drive Circuitry for increased Velocity Consistency, New Graphical User Interface, Ultra-Lightweight Monoform Body, Deftek Offset Feed Tube, Integrated Rammer Housing, Integrated FRM, Offset Bores, Micro + Opto Switch Board, Dual Instrument Grade Ball-Raced Trigger, Dual Trigger Return Mechanisms – Magnetic and Spring Trigger
T-Slot Rail Mounting System, Integrated Audible Sounding Device
LAUNCH COLOURS:     Panther, Spekta, Prestige
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES:     Length: 540 mm, Height: 211 mm, Width: 31 mm, Weight: 828g/1.82lb, All Measurements include Barrel (14.5”), POPS, Battery, Ready-to-go:
SL SHAFT 4 BARREL KIT SPECIFICATIONS:     1 x 14.5” Carbon Fibre Front Section 0.700” Bore, 1 x 16” Carbon Fibre Front Section 0.700” Bore, 1 x Rear Section – 0.681” Bore
1 x Rear Section – 0.685” Bore, 1 x Rear Section – 0.689” Bore

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718-384-1280

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NJ Jesters D3 Team take 3rd Place at Top Gun EPPL

Posted on December 9, 2010

On November 28th we attended the premier event of the ECPPL at Top Gun. It was a blast, the day was cold as hell which made the paint situation terrible but other than that things ran pretty smoothly. We made it into the top four where we met Obnoxious who was playing some great ball, we were ready to avenge our prelims loss. Unfortunatley it wasn’t to be as we received 4 penalties in the game. Hats off to them they played some great ball, it was unfortunate that we didn’t get to play a straight up game though. So we got relegated to play for third against FACK who was also playing some great ball. Conor and Jordan being our senior members came out super pissed this game and played like demons. But I have to give special credit to Canadian Ryan who played nasty all day. In the last overtime point in which it was a 2v2, and both teams had the same positions, he singlehandedly shot the last two players winning us Third place. I’d like to personally thank everybody that showed up who wasn’t playing just to support. We had more staff than players, and that’s what it’s all about, sticking together and giving it all for the good of the team no matter what your role is that day. Great work to everybody, I l know we’re only truly content with first but it was a great effort, especially with the ridiculous amount of penalties and paint issues. Keep up the hard work, as GW says it’s time to DOMINATE.

NJ Jester Planet Eclipse EGO 11 & GEO 2 

Posted November 9, 2010

NJ Jesters Ego 11
 

 

NJ Jesters GEO 2
Planet Eclipse EGO 11 Colors
Posted on August 30, 2011
 
 
Dark Trooper
Hunter
Midnight
Regal 2
Shiner 2
   Ego 11 Technical Specification Following the trends in paintball and being able to react and respond to them in a way that benefits the player in a positive way is a difficult thing to achieve. Being able to provide a product that is all things to all men is even harder. Planet Eclipse have always prided itself on being able to react quickly, give the customer what they want, when they want it, and to give users the flexibility to have their marker just how they like it. This philosophy has never been more evident than it is in the New Ego11. Over the past 18 months you will have seen Planet Eclipse taking steps to help improve the “feel” of the marker during play, as well as to improve the ability of the markers to handle super brittle tournament paint. Controlling the speed of the bolt in any marker is the key to achieving improved feel, reduced sound signature, and more gentle handling of the paintball within the marker. The more gentle the acceleration and deceleration of the system, the smoother the marker feels. But of course doing so does have its drawbacks. For example by slowing the cyclic speed of the marker, you also reduce the rate of fire. As with many things in life there is a trade off. As we look to improve the feel of the marker on one hand, we inhibit it in terms of outright speed on the other. But what if you want your Ego to shoot fast like Egos used to shoot? If the marker is tuned for smoothness, how do you get the speed? What if you want to shoot 15bps but want it smooth? What if you only care about shooting 12bps because that’s all you can use with PSP rules but want it to be as smooth as possible? How can you cave all these things in one solitary marker? Well until now, it just wasn’t possible without making major, time-consuming physical changes to the pneumatic system of the marker, or even re-machining parts to allow different dynamic characteristics of a marker. But not now. Not any more. The Ego11 comes equipped with an industry first. A bespoke solenoid manufactured by MAC Valves USA that incorporates twin flow control devices. Etched into the side of the solenoid body is easy to make out the two incremented scales. Below the scales are two one-quarter turn Solenoid Flow Controls. These Solenoid Flow Controls, fitted with pointer and limit stops, can now be used to independently control both the forward and rearward speed of the Rammer. For the first time ever in a poppet marker the user can now tune the speed, feel and rate of fire of their own marker with a simple twist of an adjuster. In the time it takes you to turn off your tourney lock, the Ego11 can be switched from a high speed, max ROF, uncapped, free-for-all machine, into the softest, gentlest, smoothest shooting capped PSP poppet you have ever felt. Or how absolutely anything in between?! The analogue adjustment means infinite control of the speed of the bolt and rammer in either direction giving unprecedented influence over the dynamic characteristics of each marker. It looks like you really can have your cake and eat it with the Ego11. But the solenoid is not the only place that has a complete overhaul. Take a look around the grip frame and there are several things that should jump out. Like the new POPS ASA. POPS stands for Push On Purge System and is a completely new concept in On/Off/Purging ASAs. The idea is simple. Just push back on the front “Bonnet” section of the POPS and this depresses the pin in your tank, gasses up the marker, and then latched itself into place. Gassing up the marker takes a fraction of a second. Once gassed up the bonnet stays in position until the pushbutton on the side of the POPS bonnet is depressed, at which point the bonnet pops forward and the marker purges its air. Again, de-gassing takes a fraction of a second and very little effort. The new POPS also features, of course, T-Slot mounting to the frame, but this time with longer adjustment range than the previous Eclipse ASAs. It also hosts front porting for the first time on an Eclipse ASA, as well as new fittings that require Loctite or tape to seal in and can be removed quickly and easily with a hex key. The new fitting takes air via the shortened macroline hose into a new angled swivel on the exceptional SL3 regulator which also comes with one of the new fittings. The SL3 regulator should need little introduction at this point. It was first seen on the SLS from last season and then went on to appear on the Geo2. The SL3 reg retains all of the simplicity of the old Eclipse regulators, but also throws in a load of new features and even better performance. Notably the regulator has a new seal system that means the regulator seal can now be flipped or replaced if required, and is more durable to start with. No piston replacement needed with this new design. The regulator also performs far superiorly across a very wide range of input pressures. You can run HP or LP tank, flipping between the 2 without any effect on marker velocity. The benefit of this added stability is even more evident when it comes down to the game, where you can shoot the Ego11 at full velocity right down to the last 200-300psi in the tank. You can really squeeze every last bit of performance out of your system. Those who are observant may also notice a new spacing between the SL3 reg and the grip frame. The inclusion of the new solenoid has given the Ego11 the opportunity to spread its stance a little. The frame has been moved backwards allowing more room between the front regulator and the trigger guard. Just enough to add some additional support and control to the marker, but not enough to forsake the compact dimensions and sharp handling that Ego users have become so accustomed to. The Ego11 has some other quite interesting changes to the ergonomics of the frame. The new frame profile along with, yet again, a higher grip position combine with an all-new grip that is actually sunk into the frame around most of its perimeter. These in turn with a brand new co-molded console that runs all the way up the back of the frame to add comfort and grip. Slimmer in the middle section of the grips, and with grippy rubber running down the back of the frame, the look and feel of the Ego11 is still fresh. Simple mechanical changes ensure that the grip screws clamp down firmly into place without the chance of crushing the grips or, more importantly, some delicate internal component. Of course inside the frame there still lies the ubiquitous Eclipse circuit board, fitted with extra large tru-color backlit LCD module, sounding device, triple external pushbuttons, micro and opto sensing triggers, 16-bit processor and expansion port that allows connection to PC with the optional E-Portal2 kit. With all the adjustability and functionality you could ever need, the range of adjustment on the Ego11 is simply breathtaking. Refill counters, ROF indicators, timers, audible beeper, debounce presets, RF enabled, you name it, the Ego11 board will do it or support it. And when combined with the new direct acting solenoid, the prioritized drive circuitry will ensure that shot-to-shot consistency and rate of fire accuracy are the very best they can be. Also inside the frame, and in charge of actuating the micro and opto switches on the board, is a new trigger, with new bearing carrier, and new spring system. The trigger has 5 points of adjustment. Forward travel, rearward travel, magnetic return strength, spring return strength and finally micro-switch actuation point. Designed in the ever-popular S-style, the trigger has the smooth, slop-free action that has been the backbone of Eclipse markers for years. It’s wide range of adjustability and option of magnetic or spring return make it quick and easy to set up to any individuals liking without the need break the gun apart to get at adjusters. As with everything in an Eclipse marker, simplicity is key. Internally the Ego11 boasts the Zick2 kit, the Cure3 bolt, the same adjustable LPR found on SLs as well as the LP protection vent that was found in the Ego10. All highly proven, tournament winning components. And up front, you’ll find the new Shaft4 barrel in 14”, 0.689” bore configuration that has been receiving outstanding reviews since its launch on the Geo2 earlier this year. Re-designed for better efficiency and consistency, and ported for reduced sound signature, there really is no need to replace exceptional, stiff arbour honed, premium barrel. Finally, the Ego11 comes packaged in a new zippered case, which includes in its contents a full hex key set, oil, barrel sock, full-color 84-page manual, and a comprehensive spares kit that includes regulator components, o-rings, detents, springs and screws. The Ego11 has been developed and created with the soul intention of giving the modern player the things they most desire in a modern paintball marker. A smoother shot. A quieter sound signature. Outstanding Efficiency. Unparalleled reliability. Simplicity. Industry-Leading Customer Service. Ergonomics. And built-in User Adjustability and choice. All from a company that whatever the situation, whatever the occasion, will always have your back. The Ego11. Born of the Player. Eclipse Ego11 Features Dimensions Weight – 882g/1.94lb Including 14” Shaft4 Barrel, Battery, Feed Tube, OOPS Length – 542mm Including 14” Shaft4 Barrel Height – 211mm Width – 27mm Materials Body – 6061-T6 Aluminium Barrel – 6061-T6 Aluminium Frame – 6061-T6 Aluminium Feed – 6061-T6 Aluminium Eye Covers – 6061-T6 Aluminium Electronics Interface – 3 Pushbuttons On Frame, Tourney Lock on PCB Display – Transflective LCD w/ Tru-Color Adjustable Backlite Solenoid voltage – 5V Processor voltage – 3V Processor – 16-Bit 16MIPS Power Supply – 1 x 9V (PP3) Battery Interface – E-Portal Compatible Hardware ASA Mount – T-Slot mounted adjustable rail with POPS (Push On Purge System) Trigger Methods – Micro Switch and Break-Beam Opto-Switch Trigger Mechanism – Leaf Spring and Magnetic Return Trigger Pivot – Dual Instrument Ball Race Units Mounted in Bearing Carrier Barrel – 2-Piece Micro Honed Shaft4 14” length 0.689” Bore Feed Tube – Lever Operated Clamping Feed with Sprocket Thumb Wheel Pneumatics Operating Principle – Under and Over Poppet Solenoid Type – Custom MAC Solenoid Valve Drive Mechanism – Zick2 Rammer System Bolt Mechanism – Cure3 Bolt Ergonomics Grip Type – Contoured Dual Density Grip Grip Pitch – 162mm Firmware Firing Modes – Semi and Ramping Capped and Uncapped Debounce Modes – 10 Debounce Modes
New York Paintball League - NJ Jesters Champions
Posted Aug 25, 2010

Jesters-NYPL-American-League-Champains
16 teams are playing for the Championship. here are the scores Erie Land Sharks (ranked 5) vs. Utica Coalition (ranked 12) score 10 - 6. Attica Distortion (ranked 4) vs. Orange County Domination (ranked 13) score 8 - 3. Westchester Crazy Paint (ranked 6) vs. Westville Express (ranked 11) score 4 - 9. Crazy paint was one of many upsets games. Binghampton Blackout (ranked 3) vs. Jackson Milf Hunters (ranked 14) score 14 - 3. Onondega Drinkin Buddies (ranked 7) vs. Amsterdam Xplosion (ranked 10) score 10 - 5. Albany Power Surge (ranked 2) vs. Owego Outcast (ranked 15) score 13 - 3. NJ Jesters (ranked 1) vs. Geneva Boss Ballers B team (ranked 16) score 12 - 3. New England United (ranked  vs. Geneva Boss Ball A Team (ranked 9) score 7-8. Great game but another upset. This ended the first day of play as the top 8 team get ready for the second day. Unfortunately the heavy rains for the second day of the event proved to be a heartache to most teams with lot of equipment failing. Marker and Hoppers along with the paint made it a difficult day. Even the Event host had problems with their score board, PA system, radio's for the ref's. Any here are the score for the top 8. Westeville Express Vs Binghampton Blackout. Score 7 -8. Onondaga Drinkin Buddies vs. Albany Power Surge. Score 8 - 4. Another one of those upsets NJ Jesters vs. Geneva Boss Ballers A Team. Score 15 - 1. Erie Land Sharks vs. Attica Distortion. Score 7 - 5. As the teams play for first, second, third and fourth the rain became very heavy and the paintball equipment start to fail very fast. NJ Jesters vs. Erie Land Sharks. score 7 - 4. Erie Land Sharks forfeit the game with 2 min left on the clock. They only had 3 working guns and two hopper. Binghamton Blackout vs. Onondaga Drinkin Buddies. score 6 - 7. The game was won in overtime due to a penalty on Blackout. NJ Jesters will be playing 1st and 2nd along with Drinkin Buddies. The Land Sharks and Blackout are going to fight for the 3rd place finish. Erie Land Sharks vs. Binghamton Blackout. score 0 - 0. The Erie Land Sharks had to forfeit due to equipment failure. NJ Jesters vs. Drinkin Buddies. score 9 - 8. Drinkin Buddies were winning and celebrated as they hung the flag in the last 30 seconds of the game making the score 7 - 9. The player from Drinkin Buddies that hung the flag had a hit on him which made the flag a dirty hang and the swing point going to the NJ Jesters making the score 8 - 8. In overtime the the Drinkin Buddies had to play a man short due to their penalty and the NJ Jesters won the last point in Jesters style hanging the flag in 10 seconds. 1st place: NJ Jesters 2nd place: Drinkin Buddies 3rd place: Blackout 4th place: Land Sharks 
Three New DYE NT Marker Colors
Posted on Aug 4, 2010



Check out the pictures from Chicago PSP
Posted on Jul 14, 2010

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New Jersey Jesters take first in Division 1 at Chicago PSP
Posted on July 7th, 2010 
Congratulations to the New Jersey Jesters on your masterful victory in Division I at the Chicago PSP event. You guys showed a lot of heart and determination. Keep up all the hard work and stay on the grind. We can’t wait to see you guys on the podium again at MAO! 
NXe
Posted on June 8, 2010


In an effort to slowly take over your entire body, the time has come to give some love to the tools that every baller needs to nurture and protect for survival - the hands. So hold out your arm, slip these beauties on, and feel the excellence rush through you. The Free-Flow Fingerless gloves promote ease of use, supreme functionality, and features that every paintballer will love. The completely open 4-finger design along with a microfiber thumb allow complete freedom so that you can seamlessly interact with your equipment and eliminate dirt and paint simply with your thumb. From breathable neoprene for comfort, to durable 1680D nylon ensuring long lasting playability - we use a strategic mix of materials in design, which all carry their separate functions to enhance your playing experience and make these gloves an instant must have.

Fingerless design - for seamless interaction with trigger
Slim-fitting, slip-on wrist design - easy on, easy off with no hard rubber or Velcro
Custom-stamped backhand padding - absorbs hits and reduces ball breaks on impact
Microfiber Thumb - for quick and easy goggle wiping during play
Abrasion-resistant palm w/ Tac-grip - makes diving and landing painless and allows a secure grip and better connection with your equipment

EMPIRE
posted on June 7, 2010

 
   

* Shown with optional smoke lens

MSRP/MAP: $109.95
Dye
Posted on June 2, 2010
Dye C9 Jersey signed by Billy Wing, Mikko Huttunen, Oliver Lang, Scott Kemp, and Brandon Short. $54.95 
Pictures of the Eastern Paintball League Event #1 4/10/10 Brooklyn K-os, NJ Jesters & NYC Venom 
Posted on May 19, 2010
Eastern Paintball League Photo's 
Planet Eclipse Video of the new Geo 2
Posted on May 19, 2010

Planet Eclipse Geo 2 on Youtube 
Dye - Buy a C10 Jersey and a C10 Pants and get a free white I4 goggles. A $100.00 savings
posted on May 15, 2010

Planet Eclipse New colors for the Geo 2, Stingray Ops are now taking pre-orders...
posted on May 15, 2010




Geo 2 Ashes







Geo 2 Combat







Geo 2 Midnight







Geo 2 Poison







Geo 2 Shiner




DYE New Color for NT and New Video for Charge DM10
posted on May 8, 2010

Video for the DM10 Charge http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeW6Uwx-wJ4
DYE Flyer for month of May
posted on May 5, 2010

DYE has come out with three new DM 10 markers called Aloha, Bomber & Charge
posted on May 5, 2010
Aloha  Bomber  Charge 

posted on May 4, 2010
Eclipse Geo2 Technical Specification It has been over 18 months since the release of the original Geo. In that time the popularity of the marker has been growing in leaps and bounds. With the arrival of upgrades such as the GR-2 Kit and more recently the GST kit, the Geo has developed and matured into a class act, and as such has been picked up and used by an ever increasing number of players. This year sees a near 50/50 spilt between Ego and Geo usage amongst our Pro and Semi-Pro teams. That in its self should be endorsement enough. But, as with anything in life, we believe there is still room for improvement. Both in terms of ergonomics, features, and performance; the Geo2 will further define what is possible from the Geo platform. Taking the knowledge acquired and the feedback gleaned since the launch of Geo, the Geo2 has been modified in virtually every area. From efficiency, to balance, to electronics and regulation, the Geo has been improved, and in key areas such as the ability to shoot the most fragile paint possible, the Geo2 simply excels…… Key Features: 1. Gen2 Propshaft Assembly – The Geo2 comes with a completely new Propshaft Assembly. The design introduces a spring-loaded Drive Core. This Drive Core prevents air loss both on the firing stroke of the bolt, leaving residual, previously wasted air trapped in the valve chamber, as well as ensuring the valve chamber is fully sealed prior to re-filling on the return stroke of the bolt. This results in better efficiency and faster recharge of the valve chamber. The New Finned Propshaft Tip helps keep the propshaft and bolt concentric at all times. 2. SL3 In-Line Regulator – The SL3 regulator is more accurate, more consistent, with less creep and faster recharge than any previous Eclipse Regulator. On top of that it will allow the Geo2 to operate with LP, MP or HP tanks with no fluctuation in performance or velocity. Switch from HP tank to LP tank without needing to adjust the regulator. The New design means that the Geo2 will shoot down to the last 200psi of tank pressure with next-to-zero loss in velocity. The new SL3 regulator also has reversible and replaceable reg seal. 3. Shaft4 Barrel – The Shaft4 has been developed specifically to improve efficiency and consistency. By manipulating the length and bore of the rear control bore section the new barrel gives higher velocities than older Shaft barrels for the same settings. This leads to an improvement in efficiency and consistency as well as reducing the sound signature of the marker. 4. Geo2 GST Bolt Assembly – After the phenomenal success of the GST kit for the Geo, the Geo2 receives the same treatment as standard. GST Can and GST Geo2 bolt now work in conjunction with the new sprung Drive Core to further reduce recoil and sound signature, making the Geo2 supremely smooth and quiet. 5. 2010 Circuit Board – New Circuit Board has 92% larger LCD screen with adjustable backlight colour. Optimised solenoid drive circuitry offering increased accuracy of Dwell and ROF control. 16-bit, 16mips PIC microprocessor. Micro and Opto trigger sensing. New GUI (Graphical User Interface). 6. E-Portal Connectivity – Capable of connecting the Geo2 to a PC giving the ability to upload Firmware, make Splash Screens and remotely adjust parameters. (Requires Optional USB Adaptor, Software and Cable) 7. Wider Frame-to-Reg Spacing – An increase in the stance of the Geo2 changes the basic feel of the marker and allows higher rear hand placement. New 2010 bearing carrier also allows higher trigger placement to match the higher rear hand position resulting in a more instinctive and pointy feel to the marker. Of course these are just some of the headline changes to the Geo2. On top of these there are the dominant Geo features that have been brought through to the latest creation, such as the ISCIS valve system, low dynamic seal count, Cure bolt technology, Deftek feed, Break-Beam Sensor System, OOPS ASA, Clamping feed, tool-less maintenance as well as access to the Planet Eclipse Technical and Customer Support network making teching a breeze. The primary changes combined with the core Geo and Planet Eclipse values take the Geo2 to the next level. To make it one of the smoothest, quietest, efficient, well balanced, lightest, reliable spool valve markers on sale today, and to nail it firmly into upper echelons of high-end paintball equipment.

Specification
Weight – 883g/1.94lb Including 14” Shaft4 Barrel, Battery, Feed Tube, OOPS Length – 526mm Including 14” Shaft4 Barrel Height – 198mm Width – 31mm New Eclipse Geo2 Features

Geo2 GST-Style Bolt Assembly
Geo2 Propshaft with Spring-Loaded Drive Core
SL3 Inline Regulator – Works With Any Tank
E-Portal Compatible – Update Firmware, Splash Screens and User Settings
Shaft4 Barrel 14”/0.689” – Longer, tighter control bore improves efficiency and consistency
92% Larger Multicoloured Transflective LCD Module
Ego10-Style Grip Frame and Grips
Extended Grip Pitch – Increased Comfortable and Stability
Spool Valve Design
Low Reciprocating Mass – Bolt 17g
ISCIS (Innovative Solenoid Controlled Isolation System) Mechanism
SC (Spool-Cure) Bolt – helps eliminate 2nd ball clipping in the feed stack.
6-Second Strip Down – To remove and separate all internal Bolt components
Tool-less Bolt removal – all internal bolt components removed without tools
BBSS (Break Beam Sensor System)
Def-Tek Offset Feed
C-Lever Clamping Feedneck with Sprocket Wheel
Dual Selectable Trigger Switching – Opto and Micro Switches
Dual Trigger Return Mechanisms – Spring and Magnetic Return
Integrated Audible Beeper for Alarms and Actuations
Capped and Uncapped Ramp Modes
All Major Tournament Presets
9 Preset Debounce Modes
5-Point Adjustable Trigger
T-Rail Mounting System
OOPS – On/Off/Purge ASA System

Launch Colours: Midnight, Ashes, Combat, Poison 2, Shiner

DYE Polished Sky Blue NT
posted April 26, 2010

England Paintball Series - 3 and 5 man tournaments
Posted April 19, 2010
It has been an exciting weekend for our sponsored teams.
Brooklyn K0s took 3rd place in 3 man tournament.
While in the 5 man tournament it came down to this....
New Jersey Jesters Red took 5th place
New York City Venom took 4th place
New Jersey Jesters took 3rd place
Congratulations to all the teams and keep up the good work...
DYE - New Creamsicle NT (Champagne & Orange)
Posted April 14, 2010

Planet Eclipse New Ego 10 Colors. The Combat and the Charge
Posted April 7, 2010


HeadRush - WIPS 2010 Champions
Posted April 6, 2010
DYE Precision & Stingray Ops would like to congratulate the New Jersey Jesters in their first place series finish at Headrush Paintballs 2010 WIPS series. They had an undefeated season and finished the season strong by sweeping the finals!
DYE would also like to thank Headrush Paintball for putting on such a great local series and supporting so many teams and players in the north east.

DYE Sales Flyer for April
Posted April 1, 2010
  
Brookly Kos at Cousins three man tournament were they took 5th place
Posted on March 31, 2010

Bob Long Limited Edition Closer
Posted on March 31, 2010


Congratulations to the New Jersey Jesters for winning the WIPS (Winter Indoor Paintball Series) tournament with an impressive 9 Wins and 0 Losses
Posted on March 31, 2010

PLANET ECLIPSE GEO PLUS FOR $895.00
Posted on March 30, 2010

DYE Limited Edition NT and Rotors
Posted on March 30, 2010


DYE Sale for the month of March only
Posted on March 16, 2010


 
 
 
 
 
 
Planet Eclipse Ego SLS
posted on February 19, 2010
    The new SLS Ego price is $1795.00 and it is definitly worth every penny for this customized, pimp out Ego. With the Ego10 launched late 2009 and claimed by many to be the best Ego to date, and by some margin, it would seem faintly ridiculous to presume that the new SL could improve on the platform any further. But with application and direction the team responsible for the development of the Eclipse line of markers have managed to come up with a package that pushes the development of the Ego line ever forward. Every previous SL has been distinguishable by its blend of swooping exterior lines and light-weight design. There is no exception here. Yes, the SLS may have eschewed some of its classic nose-to-tail features and replaced them with individual body strakes, but the concept of a cohesive design theme through the marker remain. As of course does the diminutive size and weight. At only 834g with barrel, battery and OOPS, the SLS retains its position as the lightest high-end marker available for sale. But of course the SL has always been about more than just looks and weight. The SL is also used to showcase new and exciting technology from the Eclipse development team. And this year is no different. The SLS has seen enhancements in three key areas: - A new SL3 In-Line Regulator and Regulator mount - Modification of the Cure3+ with inclusion of three different Bolt Inserts - The introduction of full SLS-to-PC communications The latter of those upgrades is made possible through proprietary software in the form of the E-Portal. The E-Portal is an application that provides a means of communicating with an Eclipse SLS through the familiar Windows(tm) environment and will give the user control over all aspects of the SLS firmware. It will be possible to: - Upgrade the Electronic Firmware From time to time Eclipse will release new versions of the firmware that controls the operation of the Eclipse SLS. This may be to add new features to the current firmware; to improve existing features; to fix bugs in the current firmware; or to accommodate changes in major league rules affecting the way that markers are allowed to operate. The latest version of firmware will be downloadable from the Planet Eclipse website and programmable into the SLS using E-Portal. - Manage the Control Parameters E-Portal will display all of the SLS' Control Parameters in one easy-to-read list. Parameters can be read from the SLS, modified and saved for future use. User presets can also be created for different firing mode configurations and saved for future use. - Customise the Start-Up Splash Screen E-Portal provides a simple way to create images that can be transferred to the Eclipse SLS in order to personalise the start-up screen. These images can be saved for future use or shared with friends and team-mates. Sample images are also available for download from the Planet Eclipse website. Where the E-Portal offers enhanced control of the electronics, the new SL3 Regulator gives enhanced control of the pneumatics. The SL3 regulator is a completely new, from the ground up, design of In-Line regulator for Eclipse. Eclipse regulators have always been renowned for their reliability, simplicity and robustness. The SL3 obviously has all of those attributes, but now is even more accurate, has better stability when dealing with fluctuating or decaying input pressure, and has a higher flow capability. Not only that, the all-new seal configuration is now both reversible and replaceable by the user, should the main seal ever become contaminated. All of these features mean that the output of the regulator (the pressure that governs the markers velocity) is now even more tightly controlled over a far wider range of supply pressures from the tank. This means velocity remains stable right down to the last few hundred psi on the tank, giving you more usable shots per fill. And as promised with the advent of the Cure3+ the new SLS Cure3+ comes complete with three interchangeable bolt inserts. Stock, it comes fitted with the ramped gas transfer option similar to the one seen in the Ego10. And inside the box, together with the optional trigger, optional Valve Guide and other spares, there are two further bolt inserts: A Muffler design, and a Pepper Pot design. A simple pull and twist of the bolt pin allow access to the bolt insert. Simply fit the one that suits your play the best, then pop the pin back in and get back to the field. It couldn’t be more simple. Of course the rest of the SLS is no less feature laden, with the Zick2 Rammer kit, adjustable OOPS fitted to the T-Railed SL frame, choice of two triggers and two valve guides, adjustable LPR; custom MAC solenoid valve with modified porting and of course the 5-Piece Shaft SL2 barrel kit. As well as the VERY limited run of about 300 SLS (Maximum will be no more than 350) there will also be an exclusive PBNation Owners Badge that you will be able to tag to your user account (Original Owner ONLY)… So you prove your right to be part of the Elite SLS Club..  The New Eclipse SLS. Is there really anything else you could ever need? Unique SLS Features: • Bespoke SL SLS Body • Bespoke SL Cure3+ Bolt with Insert Kit – Three Different Bolt Inserts • Bespoke SL Circuit Board With USB Interface – Cable and Software Included • Bespoke SL SL3 Inline Regulator • Bespoke SL Dual Triggers - “S” and “Classic” Style Triggers Included • Bespoke SL Dual Valve Guides – HP and LP Valve Guide Kit • Bespoke SL Zick2 Rammer Kit • Bespoke SL OOPS Assembly • Bespoke SL Clamping Feed Assembly – With Sprocket Wheel Adjuster • Bespoke SL Trigger Frame • Bespoke SL Contour Eye Covers • 5-Piece SL2 Shaft Barrel Kit • Viz-Eyes Red BBSS System Ego10 Features: • Internal Porting Tuned To Provides Softer Shot and Less Kick. • Reduced Rammer and Bolt Speeds. Gentler on Paint. Quieter Shot. • Cure3+ with New Ramped and Interchangeable Bolt Insert • Zick2 Rammer Shaft and Cap • Increase Longevity of Internal Components • New LP Supply Protection System • 92% larger rtansflective LCD Display • Adjustable Tru-Colour RGB LCD Backlite • 16-Bit Microprocessor - 16 MIPS (Million Instructions Per Second) • Improved Solenoid Drive Circuitry for increased Velocity Consistency • New Graphical User Interface • Ultra-Lightweight Monoform Body • Deftek Offset Feed Tube • Integrated Rammer Housing • Integrated FRM • Offset Bores • Larger Valve Chamber • Micro + Opto Switch Board • Dual Instrument Grade Ball-Raced Trigger • Dual Trigger Return Mechanisms - Magnetic and Spring Trigger • Skinny-Fit Co-Moulded Rubber E-Star Grips • T-Slot Rail Mounting System • Ego10 High Performance Solenoid Valve • LCD Module • Integrated Audible Sounding Device Weights and Measures Length: 531 mm Height: 214 mm Width: 26.5 mm Weight: 834g/1.84lb All Measurements include Barrel (14”), OOPS, Battery, Ready-to-go: SL2 Barrel Kit Specifications 1 x 14” Front Section 0.700” Bore 1 x 16” Front Section 0.700” Bore 1 x Rear Section - 0.685” Bore 1 x Rear Section - 0.689” Bore 1 x Rear Section - 0.693” Bore    
DYE 
Posted February 12, 2010
Dye has put out some new and exciting NT Designs and DM10. The Black and Gold NT come with a Limited Edition Carbon Fiber Barrel. The Dye DM10 is a polished all Black marker. All the Limited Edition NT goes for $1699.95 and the DM10 Polished black goes for $1299.95.   
Planet Eclipse Tech Center Pictures with the New Geo SL91
Posted February 11, 2010
 


Empire Paintball has created a Special Edition version of our E-Vent goggle that looks like no other in paintball. We call this design Ink, since we essentially tattooed our current goggle to give it attitude and style. Just like a tattoo, these all-white goggles are a work of art because each one is slightly different from any other.The Empire® E-Vents™ Goggle System is a low profile goggle system designed to present a minimum target. Made of a soft and flexible dual-density material for comfort, the streamlined design keeps you in the game by deflecting glancing paintballs.
The vents are shaped to move exhaled breath through the vents and out the side of the mask. This vent design, along with internal side baffles, prevents warm moist air from crossing the lens to prevent fogging. The soft ear design flexes to accommodate your ear position comfortably and does not compromise hearing.

Special Edition Ink color pattern
Sleek, low profile shape
Excellent ventilation and voice projection
Optically correct lens for zero sight distortion
Quick release lens system
Removable soft ear pieces
Silicone impregnated adjustable strap to keep the goggle secure
Includes visor and brow shield