Rotor vs Prophecy Drop Test with Reballs AND Paint

Showing the speed of both of these on a drop test.
Using real reballs and crappy DXS bronze.
Check out my other videos for speed test on a gun with both reballs and paint.

Will get a pinokio soon and will do a comparison of ALL 3 loaders.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• dye
• rotor
• prophecy
• rotor vs prophecy
• prophecy vs rotor
• hopper
• halo
• empire
• pinokio
• paintball
• drop
• fast

[crackasNcheez123]

idk y everyones hating on the prophecy and saying the rotor is so much better because when u think of it its not. the rotor feeds faster and is easier to take apart but when r u ever going to need to shoot 50+ balls per second so your basically paying an extra 60$ for somthing u can take apart quicker

[Holyman007]

@crackasNcheez123 I don't see alot of people hating on prophs. Most people either use a rotor or a proph. It's pretty much 50/50. One thing for certain is that the rotor is much more durable (even more than the v2 proph with a metal feedneck). The biggest issue with the rotor was the jamming and pushing balls too hard into the gun.

Just choose either one if you have the money and you'll be happy with it. I personally use the proph because it doesn't popcorn and is softer on the paint I use.

[SoHeavy3]

i just bought the prophecy and havent used it, should i go back for the rotor or stick with the prophecy? please help

[Holyman007]

@SoHeavy3 Personally, I use my proph as my primary loader and the rotor as a backup. I would just stick with the Prophecy since it's softer on paint and won't popcorn when it gets near the end of the hopper. I use my rotor if I want pure speed (uncapped psp videos :P). Since it's near indestructible (water, drop, fire), it's a perfect backup.

[Werswaldo52]

Hello, i can decide should I get a pinokio or halo b v35 w/rip or should I get a prophecy? and what is a RF chip? what does it do?

[Holyman007]

@Werswaldo52 I've had bad experiences with the pinokio. The plastic they use is very cheap (my feedneck cracked), and just wasn't very fast. Even though the 300 ball capacity is pretty cool, it makes your whole setup front heavy.

The halo is a great hopper and will keep up, however it uses a ton of AA's (6) and the shells are only decent quality.

The Prophecy would be the one I'd choose since it's tool-less maintenance and uses 4 AA's. Already has a rip-drive too.

[Holyman007]

@Werswaldo52 An RF chip is a chip you install into your gun and will tell the loader to spin when you fire. It's slightly faster than using sound/eyes.

[ccseancc]

th pace I play is a inclosed room full of tippman 98 firing trst me its loud will the prophecy keep feeding balls

[liamconnolly33]

2:54 for the voice of jesus

[MobxMiidget]

@SoHeavy3 The prophecy is a pain in the butt compared to the rotor

[playfish1001]

imagine a prophesy with the insides of the dye with eyes 

[4rn3m4nn]

Watch my new video ( 4rn3m4nn) : How to make your Dye Rotor feed Reballs [HD]

Please send this around to others that having problems with there Dye Rotor using reballs ;)

[xXxTpKxXx]

HAHAHAHA the sound you make for the propecy



[PBerBlueCobra]

@Holyman007 An Empire Halo B uses 2 9v batteries (at least mine does i dont know if its modded or not) and useing 9v is better than AAs. the AAs seem to be used up so quickly. that was kinda a bummer when i got my rotor but oh well.

[ACCJN10]

Does the chip come stock?

[saintsboy100]

a but slower im sorry but the rotor is like the zr1 corvette vs a porsche the rotor wins on all levels except price

[saintsboy100]

a but slower im sorry but the rotor is like the zr1 corvette vs a porsche the zr1 wins on all levels except price