Yea I will admit he did do a great job at the FF...

Almost only counts in horseshoes, hand grenades, and nukes!

He probably will not be there in the BIG truck, he has several systems big enough for our event. The guarantee of 45k fills for the weekend is great any how you look at it.

not sure yet.. i not going to have guard so maybe depends on the money issue

ok, very understandable.lol

"for 2000 dollars that gps better know when roads are closed on thursdays, make me go faster than 0 mph, be able to tell me how much gas i have, and have a clock that isn't 3 hours ahead."

I am not sure who robbie rowe is but that is not his truck in that picture. Is Robbie the guy in the picture?

That truck belongs to Paintball Central owned and operated by the captain of Baltimore Trauma, Rob Staudinger. It is driven to most events it goes to by one of the members of Trauma.

Paintball Central has on heck of an AIR truck though. It can be seen at all CFOA events along with many other national tournaments and big scenario games.

That is Robbie and that is the truck that pulled his air system to the Free Finale. Maybe they are partners, etc.

The reason we have Robbie comming is to prevent ANY air fill issues. We have our system with 8 tanks & will be ready to take over if BOTH of Robbies systems fail for ANY reason. This will be our biggest scenario to date, and we want everything to work perfectly. If plans A & B fail, we still have plan C.

likev 2 back up plans huh?

"for 2000 dollars that gps better know when roads are closed on thursdays, make me go faster than 0 mph, be able to tell me how much gas i have, and have a clock that isn't 3 hours ahead."

We have been in business for a while, it pays to be prepared...

or maybe "we" pay to be prepared...

Our system would have a hard time keeping up with 400-500 players all asking for 4.5k psi. We can handle a few hundred players at 3k or possibly 150 players at 4.5k, but we don't want to have any "bottlenecks" in the system for this event.

We also want everyone to get full fills, which means more playing time and more fun on the field. It's no fun walking out of a good fire fight or trying to complete a mission when you are out of air.