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Originally Posted by Grendel  So who in their right mind would debut a product that is supposed to be a revolution in paintball and not have a working, ready for the public product. Makes no sense. Good Luck with that marketing ploy  |
It means that one of there spies reported back to the gardners that we are already hip to their bull**** this time.
They now know that we know that they have to make a denser paint before we'll buy into any of this crap.
The solution is simple, really. You have your thick paint fill mixed statically with some thin stuff that is insoluable to the thick stuff, so upon breaking, the thin stuff will throw the thick stuff everywhere. And do the whole thing in a vacuum, so that the balls are negatively pressurized at atmosphere. Or do it under high pressure. That'll fix the breaking problems. As far as injecting the dual mixtures, they'll have to have Stolle (or whoever makes encapsulation machines) make them an assembly with larger passages that will allow them to fill this. They'd have to run the heavy stuff next to the light stuff, premixing it won't be accurate enough to get consistent weights. There are plenty of companies ready to build the machines if a customer desires a certain product.
If SP was actually imaginative enough to come up with my solution on their own, I could get behind them on this. But they aren't. If they use my solution, they'd better be paying me to keep my mouth shut.