Classification:
XP | Type: LIGHT/SUPPORT SIDE-ARM
Description:
The SC400:2000 edition is identical to the SC400 released in 1999 with
the exception of its colouring scheme and its QFD. The QFD included in
the 2000 edition has the 2-way switch for filling normal SuperSoakers
versus filling SC-class weapons. At present, iSoaker.com's SC400:2000
edition shall remain in its original packaging. As such, all the statistics
are simply estimates.
In the end, the weapon has a good feel to it and would put up a good fight
in any small engagement or as a last-resort weapon.
Pros: Small, light, easy to carry. Despite its size, it packs decent power. It also does not take too much effort to pump up the firing chamber.
Cons: As with any of the air-pressured water weapons, pumping is required between shots to maintain firing rate. One thing to be careful of is the pumping mechanism which extends from the front of the blaster. This pump, though it appears to be fairly sturdy, should not be left extended for longer periods of time to reduce the chance of falling on it and breaking it, leaving the blaster useless.
|
Dimensions:
40 cm x 8 cm x 22 cm (15.7" x 3.1" x 8.7") Range: (level/1m) 5 - 7m (16.4' - 23.0') (45 degrees) 9 - 11m (29.5' - 36.1')
Output: 34 mL/sec (1.1 oz./sec) |
iSoaker
Rating: Power: 3 Weight: 2 Capacity: 2 Overall: 3 |
2001:XP 215 | XP Backfire | XP Triple Play | 2000:SC 400:2000 Edition | SC:Triple Charger | XP 15:2000 Edition | XP 220 | XP 240 | XP 270 | XP 310 | 1999:SC 400 | XP 90 | 1998:XP 15:Original | XP 20 | XP 40 | XP 70 | XP 75:Classic | XP 110 | XP 150:Classic | 1996:XP 65 | XP 85:Triple Shot | XP 105 | XXP 175 | XXP 275 | XP:Pool Pumper | XP:Pool Cannon | 1994:XP 35 | XP 55 | XP 95 | 1993:XP 75:Original | XP 150:Original | XP 250 | XP 300
Original/Classic Series | XP Series | CPS Series | Monster Series | Other | Repair Guide | Tech Research
