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Ben · 05-31-2006, 04:47 PM

I'd believe that. Their shipping for the LRT is actually quite fast. Obviously, it depends on the location of the warehouse they ship from and where you live. I received my more recent order about a day afterwards and typically packages take over a week for me (for example, a recent order placed last Monday just arrived yesterday).

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Originally Posted by Ichabodv

At what point do you get so much resistance that the pump will no longer inflate the tube?

The pump is not the limit, rather, your arm strength is. I doubt you'll run into a problem if you did not have trouble with the CPS 2000's pump previously.

Ichabodv · 05-31-2006, 07:36 PM

SUCCESS!! I'm uploading pictures and will put together a new thread in repair.

Silence · 05-31-2006, 07:47 PM

Congratulations! Good job on being one of the few to successfully repair/upgrade a CPS 2000 or any other CPS bladder. A new thread might not be neccessary, but it would definitely be easier for others to access. Once again, congratulations.

EDIT: I forgot about joannaardway's thread entitled "CPS Bladder repair." I suggest you post the process in that thread, seeing as it's already stickied.

Ben · 05-31-2006, 08:39 PM

Excellent - this is a good day in the world of water gun repairs. I'll rush to get this article on the website because I get emails about this with some regularity and no one seems to have performed my suggestions until now!

Good job! I can't wait for the pictures and a report on the performance. I'm mainly interested in a before-after comparison of performance because this might turn into a modification if the performance is still at the level of a CPS 2000.

CROC · 06-04-2006, 05:33 PM

YAY! Now, if only I could get soem LRT, I could fix my CPS 2000 mk1! Due to Ichabody's success, many people with broken cylindrical PCs can fix them!

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CROC Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ontario, Canada (GTA) Posts: 291 UserID: 569	YAY! Now, if only I could get soem LRT, I could fix my CPS 2000 mk1! Due to Ichabody's success, many people with broken cylindrical PCs can fix them! __________________ ~CROC~(c 'rock)n. -The master of ideas, and the occasional mod (Works with mr. dude) Mods: 3xA combat - CPS Turbine - Super Flash Flood - (working on CPH)

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