Description
Body
– Nice textured Nylon injection molded grip
– Real-steel shape and size grip
– Mag-in-handle design
– Built-in heat insert screw ports in top, front, bottom, and grip for RMR sight and other add-ons (sold separately)
– Back-lit front iron sight post
– Very compact pistol size
Performance
– ~140 FPS
– ~900 RPM full-auto (15 darts per second)
– Super fast rev up on “Hyper” or “Idle” mode
– Low voltage protection for both 3s and 4s batteries
Fire Modes
– Semi, Full, and 2 or 3 Round Burst
– Idle or Standard mode to keep motors on stand by for fast response or standard rev when trigger is pulled
– When left on for 15 minutes, blaster will beep to alert user
Compatibility
– Works best with NON-Waffle head style darts such as Worker Gen3+ (High End)
– Works with only proprietary Diana magazines. But can work with Worker Nightingale Magazines with slight modification to mag.
– Does not fit slim holsters, but does fit adjustable holsters like our standard dropleg one: Dropleg Sidearm Holster
– Designed for 4s Lipo such as the 650mAh we sell, but also works with 3s such as the 450mAh we sell.
Includes:
– Diana blaster
– 1x 10-round Diana magazine
– Battery sold separately
Idle Alert Beeping:
1. Left-side switch forward – blaster won’t beep
2. Left-side switch to the rear – blaster will beep after 15 minutes of non-use
Program Semi into Burst mode:
1. Unplug Battery
2. Slide Left-Side Button forward and Right-Side Button into either forward, middle, or rear position for single, double and triple shot mode respectively
3. Hold down Trigger
4. Plug in battery. Blaster should chime and LED will be solid.
5. Release Trigger. LED should first flash, chime, and then LED should be solid.
You’ll be able to program the Right Side Switch to toggle through the following modes:
Safe, Semi Auto, and Full Auto or
Safe, 2-Round Burst, and Full Auto or
Safe, 3-Round Burst, and Full Auto.
To Modify a Worker Nightingale Magazine to fit the Diana:
– Measure 31mm from the top of the highest point of the magazine body on the right front side of the magazine and cut a notch approximately 1/8″ wide below that mark.
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