9700 White? Mcm menarik memandangkan Storm 9500 touchpad dah jahanam. Tukar Maxis ke, beli 2nd je? hmmmmm….

blum tgk lagi….mungkin fun utk release tekanan agaknya

Tadi jugak dapat panggilan dari mereka. Katanya esok siap benda alah tu so boleh pergi gores n submit beberapa dokumen yg dia nak. Gerun gak ni, akhirnya dapat one thing yg aku cuba dapatkan dekat 2 tahun gak la. Huhuhu tanggung jawab beso tu tapi benefit bagus sbb aku free weekend wehuuuu… Boleh berehat dari shift buat sementara waktu.

Next stop management…lambat lagi la kan huahuahua

Time budak2 dulu seronok la kan? Sbb dah tak puasa. Skang ni dah besar tak terasa sgt pun kalau bulan puasa tu. 1st 2-3 hari ja penat pastu dah bleh adapt. So bila habis puasa, masuk hari raya pun mcm ok2 je la. Balik tgk2 mak ayah sbb balik pun jarang2. Bukan sbb xmau balik selalu tapi kena pikir kos dan masa la kot. Ada org yg mmg 2 hari pun boleh balik kampung di utara or timur, rindu agak2nya. Tapi bagi aku yg dari form 1 hidup jauh dari family tak terasa sgt. Dah terbiasa dikelilingi kawan2 yg boleh kata dah mcm abg adik family. Dekat dah 20 tahun gak la. Lama tuuu….

Bulan puasa ni satu aktiviti yg mesti buat pi ‘melawat’ Hp. haha… Yg latest ni mcm ada isi la kot. Kali ni sesi ‘dialog’ aku lama plak. Biasa dulu dlm sejam ++ tapi kali ni 4jam. Humang aih, aku naik lenguh satu badan. Tapi alhamdullilah esoknya terus dapat panggilan yg buat aku agak bersyukur gak la walaupun melalui sesi dialog yg memenatkan minda di bulan puasa. Kita tgk la mcm mana hasilnya isnin ni. kena buat follow up ler balik…

Aku takde entry hari raya, so ni kira entry hari raya lah. Pada semua yg dah terguris, terasa, benci kat aku, meluat dan segala yg negatif tu aku minta maf ampun byk2. Kalau ada dendam2 lama tu, buang2 lah jauh2. Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Maaf Zahir Batin!

Tekak masih sakit so tak bleh la nak balun sgt makanan pedas2. Asal offshift je demam, tekak bengkak. Ah tensen pakcik. Hilang nikmat makan bulan posa ni haha… Akma pun diam je tadi. Rupa2 demam balik rumah badan panas. Ala kena hujan cket je dah demam anak papa ni. Tak strong la haha…

Ah penat la nak type, nak pi beli mcd utk sahur!

selamat!!

Tunggu isi2 selepas saya x busy…kohkohkoh….

ala malas nak sambung…hajat dihati nak merepek pasal benda lain…tapi tak baik2 demamnya sejak sabtu lepas membuatkan diri yg malas makin malas hohohoh….

balik umah semlm layan muvi lama Judge Dredd wahaha…ye mmg bodoh….tapi saje je la…. “I’m……the LAW!” haha mlm ni mau layan Dirty Dozen (bukan poron ok, ni classic action war muvi) plak….dah selesai lama dah download torrent tapi tak tgk2 lagi….

Semenjak dua ni rajin plak download muvi… dah dok biar je pc terbuka baik utilize “unlimited usage” yg mahal itewwwwhhhh… Raya, Yeah raya! ahad last keja….start isnin dah huray huray sampai 16 September. Tapi malas balik kampung sbb busan haha. Tahun ni nak balik mlm raya lah mcm tahun lepas. Takde jem sgt. Balik awal2 buat menyakitkan hati ja. hehe…

oooo zakat belum bayo…..alamak.!!

Boring sungguh bulan puasa ni. Biasa kalau keja siang, pegi beli kat pasar ramadhan kat Putrajaya tu je. Gerai bapak byk tapi makanan jual semua mcm hapa je. Tu pun ada je org beratur beli panjang2 cth keramat murtabak ngan apa tah roti john taman warisan something. aku dah try dedua. boleh la takde la sedap mana pun sampai org beratur bukan mai panjang utuk beli.

Nasi lemak pun 2 hengget sebungkus. Ingatkan ada la ikan bilis dlm 8ratus ketul ke telur rebus ke barang 1/100. Takde pun, harap nasi je lebih. Betul2 buat duit org meniaga time ramadhan ni kena pulak kebykkan warga kota sibuk benar dgn keja harian sampai nak memasak pun tak sempat. Ye la pagi2 buta dah kena bertempur atas jalan pegi keja. Balik pun kena bertempur gak. Keluar matahari baru nak naik, balik matahari dah turun.

Cam aku, dulu lagi best. Keluar gelap, balik dah gelap. Hahaha. Shift la katakan. Org kata no life shift work ni. No life kalau kita tak reti nak plan our life, tu je. Aku still ada life utk buat benda yg aku suka. Aiseh dah melalut. Patutnya issue bazaar eh pasar? Sama je kot.

So kesimpulannya hari ni nak makan apa…. haha…

Berjaya update wordpress ke 3.x(mcm ler susah, padahal click link je wahaha) Menarik gak interface barunya. Sambil buring2 kat opis terus mencari2 WP theme baru. Setakat yg ada ni mcm ok2 je la. Balik rumah kang godek photoshop buat banner gambo sendiri yg menarik kasi replace dlm theme huhu….

Mana mau berbuka hari ni. Cyberjaya ni bukan ada pape pun sgt. Member opis yg melayu berpuasa pun sorang je. Yg lain pinoy n chinese plus x ramai yg bekerja di hujung minggu neh….

The Rumor Mill
Throughout the years, I have heard every major paintball misconception played out in every forum possible: the subway, the local tavern, and heck, even the local paintball field. A group of paintball-playing buddies get together and discuss their game, and no matter what, the conversation always turns to how accurate the speakers marker is. While it is true that, when bench mounted in an area where all variables have been reduced to null, one marker could be more accurate than another, most people take this fact and run with it. Im sure everyone has heard the famous “my marker is more accurate than yours because its a closed bolt!” argument before. And every Autococker owner out there is sure to have been the subject of a rant by a fellow player regarding how accurate the marker is because of its flat trajectory. Oh, yes, and lets not leave out the “your marker has much more distance than mine” ideal, that would be heresy! Rolling of eyes ensues.

I still cant believe that in this day and age, people still think that one marker is more accurate, has a different trajectory, or shoots farther than another. The purpose of this article is to inform the masses that the latter is most certainly not true. Read on and be enlightened!

Accuracy in Paintball
For all intents and purposes, including those of physics and science in general, no marker can be more accurate than another because no bolt configuration can be more accurate than another, in theory. However, in the real world, this idea rarely plays out as it is intended to. Wind positions, temperature, your FPS reading, all of these will change on a second-to-second basis. Unless one could play in a vacuum that were to be kept at a constant temperature, and used equipment that could keep dead-on consistency at all times, there is no way to prove that a closed bolt marker is more accurate than an open bolt, or that it is the same. In fact, any test on the subject is flawed the second it begins, because of the aforementioned variables present (or absent, depending). There are, however, several ways to improve or control the accuracy of your paintball marker. The most important involves the match in barrel and paintball bore sizes. Even slight differences in this match can allow for a severe decrease in accuracy. The best way to test for a paint/barrel match is called the “blow test.” In order to perform this operation, simply insert a paintball into one end of the barrel, and attempt to blow the paintball out of the other end. If it comes out with some slight force, it should be satisfactory. However, if it requires a minimal or profuse amount of force to propel the paintball from the barrel, you have a ball that is either too small or too large, respectively, for your barrel. Click here for a well written article on how to choose the right barrel.

Next up is getting the best air system you can possibly find. Look for one with a high flow and recharge rate and a well built regulator. The PSI (pounds per square inch) and CI (cubic inches) of the tank does not affect accuracy. The final method to improving accuracy is to purchase a high-flow regulator, inline, bottomline, or sideline (along the side of the marker; a rare find these days). A high flow will significantly increase accuracy because it will allow more air to flow inside of the marker, increasing consistency, a major factor in accuracy. By following all of these steps, your marker should be as accurate as possible. Keep in mind the effects of barrel length on range and accuracy found later in this manuscript before choosing your new tubular trajectory correction device.

The Trajectory Myth
What is this allegory, you say? Well, it is mostly apparent among Autococker owners who claim that their marker has a “flatter trajectory, meaning better accuracy at longer distances.” Scientifically this is not the case, as any claim of one marker having a different trajectory than another is physically impossible. No matter what the situation, this assertion is always false, regardless of how much the instigator of this idea tries to explain science away. Does his autococker imbue paintballs with mystical anti-gravitational field as they leave the barrel? I dont think so. There really isnt a great deal else to say about this fallacy. Simply know that any declaration of a marker having a different trajectory than another is invariably fictitious, except in the case of the Tippmann Flatline barrel, which puts backspin on the paintballs as they leave the barrel.

Distance Misapprehensions
Regardless of what may be said, there are still some ill-informed, but well-meaning, players out there who still believe and profess that distance varies from marker to marker. Allow me to soundly assure you that this is by no means the case. Closed bolt markers have long been believed to have better accuracy and, of course, distance (its a wonder that most people dont think they allow you to fly as well!), than their counterpart, the open bolt mechanism. Physics state that no bolt operation can make a paintball fly farther than another, unless modified by another operation. The only other operation in the paintball world that could change the flight distance of a ball is the amplification of velocity. This generally is unsafe, and at a certain point, one will encounter severe ball chopping because of the velocity at which the bolt strikes the paintball. Some people think certain markers shoot farther than others because they either held the former marker at a steeper angle, or had a less consistent setup on the second marker resulting in lower accuracy or accuracy spikes.

The Affect of Barrels on Accuracy and Distance
One myth that has stood the test of time is that longer barrels give a marker more distance and more accuracy. This is far from the truth, and the laws of physics state this in numerous places. One object emitted from a source at the same velocity and angle as another object, barring drag in the trajectory and elements such as wind and temperature, will go the same distance and have the same flight path (accuracy). Now, introducing drag into the equation, one can imply that the opposite of the idea abovementioned is true: the longer a barrel is, the less accuracy and the less distance can be expected. Through my own tests and the tests of such paintball greats as Tom Kaye, creator of the Automag, the findings are self-evident: the barrel only uses the first six to eight inches to accelerate, and the next two to four to correct itself before falling victim to drag, which in turn results in deceleration, which produces a larger arc, and finally results in less distance and accuracy at longer ranges. Therefore, the optimum barrel length is at least eight inches and at most fourteen, with the average at eleven inches. Most barrel makers do not produce eleven inch styles of their product, so one must either pick between ten or twelve inch for the most advantageous performance possible. So If you take two paintball guns, both shooting at 285 fps, one with an eight inch barrel and the other with a fourteen inch barrel, the total range difference will be zero to six inches depending on how you mount the guns!

Blowback and Accuracy
Blowback, defined as the excess gas vented from the marker through various ports (feed tube, barrel, etc.), is another contributing factor towards accuracy; or, should I say, the disparagement of it. Closed bolt markers have inherently less blowback because of their design, which allows less air in the form of blowback gas to escape. Blowback is essentially the leading origin of kick, or the lack thereof. Consequently, closed bolt markers will always have less kick than most open bolt markers. If your marker kicks, it jerks from your grip at least enough to throw off aim slightly. If you have a closed bolt marker that has less kick or none that is noticeable at all, your aim will stay true as long as you can keep your arm steady. This will lead to greater accuracy, allowing you to consistently place shots in and around the area you intend to hit. This does not, however, take the place of the skill of the operator. The shooter must use his own sound grasp of the marker to control the shots. I trust that this article will assist all that read it. All information in this text has been checked and double-checked for accuracy. Share this information with your fellow paintball players, and let the word get out: the prominent myths of the game of paintball have been disproved many times, and it is time that everyone participating in our great game realizes this.

* Not sure how old is this article but good for reading. Its actually true after years of playing. The main difference in marker is consistency and like describe in this article, its our marker setup, not the marker alone that contribute to the inconsistency of shots from our marker.