The first electronic marker landed on the market as early as 1996 and until now has been of great importance both for the development of the sport and for all types of markers that use electronic components in some way. The electronic markers are often characterized by the high amount of paintballs that can be fired per second and these markers can also have special features such as "full-auto", "burst" or "ramping" modes. The internal parts are also specially developed to reduce these markers' air consumption and minimize recoil.
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