That's why I hooked mine up to a large 24 V 200Ah LiFePo4 battery...
Delta Wolf improvemenst.
- Thread starter Airfuture
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Meh, he started out OK but lost me when he started suggesting Daystate put solar panels into the case to charge the battery. Not a bad idea in itself but when the rifle already costs $3k'ish and manufacturers aren't even typically including a 2nd magazine, I don't see them shipping solar capable cases without jacking up the MSRP even further, which most probably don't want. I had to eject before he started making suggestions for a cooler compartment for beers inside the case. He was already reaching enough as it was with the solar panel, I didn't need to see what the last 10 minutes had in store.
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In all seriousness there are larger batteries that will fit. I've installed 2000mAh bought off ebay for about $19
Some of his programming ideas, i.e. the setting for an achieved goal to be either displayed or storable. Guessing a set up without know parameters is frustrating and time consuming. And who would disagree with bluetooth capability
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Not this guy again. All he does is complain about everything. Batteries - charge before you go out. Solar panels - yeah DIY. Give me a break - you don't know what barrel you have installed in your airgun? This guy is a Karen.
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I have never had in my hand a Delta Wolf nor an Alfa Wolf.
Just for what I can see in the pictures the position of the but pad is to high to have a comfortable position of the cheek to be aligned with the scope. There is why many of those rifles have an post sale but pad with any kind of adjustments.
Making you to spend so much money in a rifle that will cause you neck pain unless you buy a but pad that is not cheap at all, implies, at least in my point of view, a discourtesy of Daystate (never expected from English people).
Just for what I can see in the pictures the position of the but pad is to high to have a comfortable position of the cheek to be aligned with the scope. There is why many of those rifles have an post sale but pad with any kind of adjustments.
Making you to spend so much money in a rifle that will cause you neck pain unless you buy a but pad that is not cheap at all, implies, at least in my point of view, a discourtesy of Daystate (never expected from English people).
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