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it look cheap ... wow ok ... and dont have what viking and hazer has they only thing is missing is burst ... which im not great fan off i think is dum.has 4 mode with fast mode for COD WAW ... has edit mode with any range 1 - 255 ..so no need for GUI or USB ... and takes 3 min to install vs 30 min ...any one can do this install even some one who never solder before ..and its not cheap to make ... so you think you can do better please show me I have send samples out to some of the members and admins to write a review ..will wait and see what they think
As I have installed all the mods you guys are comparing this product to, I need to speak up and state that this mod was desinged not for the experianced modder, but for the noobs, look at hazer and vikings products, both of them state that thier product is not for noob modders. the viking was one of the most dificult rapid fire mods to date. it was a 15 wire install with like 8 via solder points, and did not fit into the controller shell acuratly, a noob would have smashed it closed. (no offence to anyone with this next statment) there are not alot of 13 year olds installing a viking chip, or hazers for that matter. this product was designed with them in mind anyone can do this mod!! and still have 99% of the funtions these more intense mods have, one thing AM likes to do is learn from previous endevors, and to eliminate the problem with faulty DIY installes this product was born. bottom line if you have hazers chip or viking chips, this may not be for you...but anyone who has little or no experiance with an iron, but still want to own, here is your chance.
I'm about 95% in agreement with Matt on this one :-) (only taking exception to the statement that the IntensaFire maintains 99% of the functionality of more intense mods on the market. That is probably an argument for another day ).
Lets not sugar-coat it: For $3 more and slightly more involved install (see below for details) you get either:A) A mod that you will never ever have to open the controller ever again no matter what game developers throw at you (very important to those people who now own 4 RF controllers, 3 of which do NOT play on COD WAW).B) A mod with a very easy and simple interface to fully customize everything RF (the onboard editting has never been a sell-point, only the GUI is) with a much better method of showing the 'mode' the controller is in (seperate multi-color LED instead of flashing player indicator, much better when in the 'heat' of the game).**By 'slightly', I mean if you install the viking360 for RF trigger only (the macro button wiring is what is considered expert level since its 8 more wires and all vias) and my mod solders only to the big wiper & power spots on the board, no SMD solder points. The extra work is in the drilling.So there is your breakdown. I fully agree that this mod is a great solution to those willing to pay more for less effort, but they also get less function. And V360 hit it on the head: That 1% your leaving out is the biggest 1% I have ever seen.
you look like a carrot.
My nickname at school is carrot cake, because i can't get tan. I get orange. and my face is shaped like a carrot. And i make a mean carrot cake.