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Product Classification (Class and Grade )
What Level Of Equipment Am I Looking For? Styfle Manufacturings equipment is classified on two levels; by quality and performance level (or Grade) and also by what type of reloading technique is required (Class).
Class 1: Single function reload (button, slide or lever action)
Class 2: Magazine release reload (mag. is removed to reload)
Class 3: Reload Lockout (magazine removed, slide actuated, magazine returned)
The National Extreme Laser Tag Association requires that all equipment used in its tournaments and events be of certain reload and trigger lockout types. Styfle Manufacturing Class 2 and higher equipment meets these NELTA requirements. There are currently 4 Grades of equipment: Consumer (or C) Grade, Mid Grade and Pro Grade.
Consumer Grade equipment is our basic retail line up (purchased by the average consumer for games played at home with friends.
Mid Grade equipment is the first level of commercial equipment we offer (giving serious hobbyists and Extreme Laser TagTM field owners higher level of durability, longevity and game play control).
Pro Grade equipment is characterized by more advanced programming control, upgradeability, superior outdoor performance/ dependability and our highest level of client care and (Total Lifetime Commitment).
Use these classification guidelines to determine what Extreme Laser TagTM equipment best suits your needs!
Interconnect and Stand Alone.
PASSIVE INTERCONNECT CIRCUITRY (IC/IT products)
Any of Styfle Manufacturing's Interconnect "weapons" can connect to any Interconnect sensor packs.
Passive Interconnect CircuitryTM within the system allows the operator to connect different "weapons" to the same sensor pack before, during or after a game.
This allows one player to use multiple "weapons" in the same game, although only one at a time.
Owner/operators can now offer players different "weapon" designs without having to purchase extra sensor packs. This amounts to substantial overhead cost savings! An energized Interconnect sensor pack can still take "tags" while "weapons" are being changed out. Bringing a sense of realism to the game.
OPTIONS There are different configurations of sound and light effects available with each sensor pack model.
Lighting effects options: Red based color/ pattern Green based color/ pattern.
Character Sound effects options: Wave file versions of these sound sets are available for preview through email.
Human,
Alien,
Mechanized,
Personalized (record your own voice or sound effects and we?ll put it in your sensor pack!) Sound effect submittals must emailed to us in wave file format at: extremelasertag@hotmail.com
Weapons Configurations and sound effects: All Interconnect sensor packs can be purchased in one of these configurations. Although Mid Grade and Pro Grade sensor pack ammo parameters can be changed by owner/ operators, C Grade packs come with set ammo configs. Wave file versions of these sound sets are available for preview through email.
9mm Pistol (semi auto, 15 rds. per reload)
Silenced 9mm Pistol (semi auto, 15 rds. Per reload)
45 cal. Pistol (semi auto, 10 rds. Per reload)
Shotgun (single shot per reload)
Auto Shotgun (semi auto, 6 shots per reload)
Sub Machine Gun (full auto or 3 round burst, 30 rds. per clip)
Assault Rifle (full or semi auto, 20 rds. per reload)
50 cal. Machine Gun (full auto, 50 rds. Per reload)
Sniper rifle (semi auto, 8 rds. Per reload)
Grenade Launcher (semi auto, 6 rds. Per reload)
Laser (semi auto, 99 rds. Per reload)
Plasma Rifle (full auto, 60 rds, per reload)
Motorized Mechanical Weapon Sound Effect: There is something real about the sound a bolt makes as it slams into a cylinder. Several weapons in this catalog utilize a physical firing sound effect that adds an enormous amount of realism.
STAND ALONE sensor packs
Stand alone sensor packs available from Styfle Manufacturing can be factory programmed for compatibility with existing laser tag systems on the market today. SA sensor packs light up and emit sound effects when they are tagged by any Extreme Laser Tag weapon (including a player's own weapon).
To avoid being able to be tagged by one's own weapon requires the use of Interconnect Circuirtry which attaches the current weapon to the user's sensor pack.
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