Named for the inclusion of an IR port on the board, used for programming and for syncing settings between team members' markers. Also the first model to incorporate the COPS ('Crystal-Operated Paint Sensor') anti-chop ball detection system. Changed grip to 90 degree angle and a large trigger/ hand guard. The ram assembly overall is a bit shorter. Shares many of the same features as an LCD but in a slightly shorter overall package. The electronic board was much more advanced and included several other modes of fire and an increased rate of fire. Known today as the 'Angel LED' to differentiate it from the subsequent Angel models which use an LCD programming interface
The signature 'rotobreech' on this model was unique in that it opened from the opposite side versus all later models. Design evolution Major Design Revisions (in chronological order of release): Model The paintball is fired with this gas, then the four-way solenoid reverses, and delivers gas to the front of the ram, returning the ram and bolt assembly to their starting position. At the pull of the trigger, an electronic impulse trips the four-way valve, pushing compressed gas through the ram from behind, forcing the ram and bolt assembly to move towards the valve, impacting the poppet and releasing gas to the chamber. The firing sequence is electronically controlled, and starts from the open bolt.
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