Hare Tech Diana Brushless Flywheel Blaster
Hare Tech Diana Brushless Flywheel Blaster
The Hare Technology Diana Brushless Flywheel Blaster is a mag-in-grip micro-flywheeler sidearm blaster. Featuring two small brushless flywheel motors and a tiny solenoid pusher, this compact blaster is powerful enough to be used as a primary in super-stock games. With its low noise, selectable fire modes, and motor idling, the Diana is rapidly becoming one of the most popular high-end sidearms in the hobby! Available in multiple unique color options.
FEATURES:
• Diana Brushless Micro-Flywheeler
• Ultra-compact original design
• Stylized shell
• Extremely quiet operation
• Selectable fire modes (semi, 2-3 round burst, full-auto)
• Motor-idling for improved spin-up time
• Nightingale mags compatible with mag modification
INCLUDES:
• 1 Diana Blaster in the color of your choice
• 1 11-dart Diana magazine
• 1 Battery Door Thumbscrew
Battery, charger, and LiPo alarm are sold separately!
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PERFORMANCE:
Average FPS
• 140 FPS
Average Rate of Fire
• 15 RPS in Full-auto mode
SPECS:
• Material: Nylon, ABS + aluminum
• Dimensions:
• Weight:
• SKU:
LINKS:
• Compatible Battery
• Short Darts
• Diana Magazines
• Nightingale Magazines (compatible with mod)
INSTRUCTIONS:
To set burst mode:
1. Disconnect the battery.
2. Move the left-side button forward and set the right-side button to:
- Forward for single shot mode.
- Middle for double shot mode.
- Rear for triple shot mode.
3. Hold down the trigger.
4. Reconnect the battery. You will hear a chime and see a solid LED light.
5. Release the trigger. The LED will flash and chime, then become solid again.
After completing setting up, you can use the right-side switch to cycle through these options:
- Safe mode
- Semi-Automatic or Burst (2-round or 3-round)
- Full Automatic
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I really want to like this snappy little flywheel blaster but it absolutely eats up darts. Maybe it’s just mine but I can’t get but three or four times through the gun before it starts ripping heads off. If it doesn’t pull the head off it will remove enough material that they can’t be shot through a springer anymore because they lack adequate seal.
Hi Mark,
Thanks for this feedback. This sounds abnormal as far as the Diana goes. Could you tell us more about which dart type you're using? Diana isn't compatible with wide-headed darts like waffles/etc. While microflywheeler blasters are harder on darts, we generally don't see the damage you're seeing. Please reach out to us and we'll see if we can diagnose what's going on here.
Works well better than my builds
I am been contemplating for awhile on what sidearm blaster should I get and I reckon, I just did choose the best one.
Well made, snappy once ‘idle’ mode is activated, do have a decent FPS out of the box, complementing my primary, which is a Milsig M79.
I ordered the all clear version from my trusted, Nerf Shop, Out of Darts and couldn’t be more happier and contented. This clear version can open a whole lot more in terms of customization.
If you do thinking in grabbing one, don’t think twice, just get it from OOD. Their shipping time is fast and reliable. Also got the 4S lipo battery.
Amazing blaster. I added a BSCAR from XFox to get an orange tip and it improved the accuracy. Out of the box it’s already accurate tho.
Awesome! This was my first big purchase other than what you buy at the big box stores and I couldn’t be more pleased. It’s by far the best blaster I've ever owed and it dominates in my household.