What do you need to know about the Etek 4?

All in all, the Etek 4 is a slightly modified edition of the Etek 3 with a couple of minor alterations including a new regulator and ASA. The Etek 4 is a very high tech marker. It has a SMC solenoid connected to its body. There is a filter within the minifold that connects to the regulator.

Are there any color LEDs on the Etek 4?

The Etek 4 even has 3 color LEDs that improve the marker’s programming processes. The board can be programmed for a wide range of firing modes including Ball in place, Dwell, Eyes Off ROF and Capped ROF.

How much does a Planet Eclipse Etek 4 cost?

Planet Eclipse’s Etek 4 paintball gun will set you back between $400 and $550. It is available in two different models: LT and AM. The LT version constitutes the base model. It is lighter and a bit longer than the AM. While the LT is made of aluminum and glass reinforced nylon fiber, the AM (all metal) is constructed with only aluminum.

How much does the Etek 4 paintball gun cost?

If you love paintball and can afford to spend around $500 on a paintball gun, you should consider the Etek 4. It is chock full of high tech niceties that tournament players adore. Those who are new to paintball and those who do not take the sport very seriously should look elsewhere for a more affordable marker.

How big is the barrel on the Etek 4?

The Etek 4 is built with a Shaft4 barrel that has a diameter of .693”. This is basically the same barrel used on the Ego Shaft 4 marker and the Geo marker. Pick up the Shaft4 Boost Kits and you will be able to mix and match as you desire.

How does the Planet Eclipse Etek 4 work?

The Etek 4 has a Deftek Feed system that actually rolls the paintballs into the marker’s chamber instead of dropping them in. The slightly offset feed rolls ball after ball into the breech so that no bouncing occurs while the hopper force feeds and the bolt resets.