How to the difference between stock and V35 board?

[mcsquid86]

Ok I just got a halo B last month in a package deal. I was wondering what is the visual difference, if any, between the stock and the V35? Thanks

[Squirlly]

13 balls per second. Stock = 22bps Victory 35 = Ummm Got a guess? 35bps.

-Tim

[mcsquid86]

If you look at the boards are there any differences just looking at it? I know the cheetah is red, but aren't both of these boards green. Is there a notch in one of the boards that the other one don't have, or is it a different version number? Anything would help me. Thanks

[Squirlly]

All 4 of my halos have a standard board since I don't think the upgrade is worth the $$ as long as the stock board is functional. I know the stock board is printed with "Oddysey ©2000" I think it my be 2001 but I bet the Victory board has V35 printed on it somewhere

I will do so web crawling and report back.

-Tim

[Squirlly]

Quick Search came up with this

http://img173.imageshack.us/img173/1170/100153027fx.jpg http://zadsairsmith.com/Images3/odyssey35.jpg
Stock Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V35

Looks like they paint the 2 resistors red insted of leaving them metal.

-Tim

[sparky81]

Some of the V35 boards don't have the red resistors their the same color as the stock board. On the black chip of the board it's engraved V35.

[mcsquid86]

Thanks guys that helped a bunch....

[lopez17]

Correct. V35's are labeled on the board (somewhere). You'll also be able to tell when you go to program it as the Stock boards don't have the same functionality.

[fprandy]

First, the manual for the Empire Reloader and Reloader B is at:
http://www.paintballsolutions.com/05pb_solutions/pdf/manuals/empire/reloaderb_manual.pdf

For the Halo, you can find the manuals at:
http://www.haloloader.com/_site06/v35_operation.html

The V35 has six speeds, the old style board only has one. Check the manual on the V35. If your board doesn't change speeds, you have the old board.

Z code is the board feature that turns the loader "off" in the case of a jam to prevent burning out the motor, and or making soup out of the paint in the loader. :tup:

[mcsquid86]

Yes, one speed thanks everybody..

[fprandy]

Me too.