We have three packages of laser tag equipment we hire:

	Cobra
	Black Cobra
	Scorpion

1. LINE 1: shows the current hit points, this is the number of times a player can be tagged before they are deactivated. The digits before the slash is your current hit points and the digits after the slash are the maximum hit points. Players are restored to maximum hit points when they receive a reactivation or start a new game. The numbers after the C show about of ammo in your phaser.

2. LINE 2: shows the number of reloads, i.e.. unlimited. The number after the T is the number of times you've tagged someone, that did not cause deactivation. The number after the D is the number of times you've deactivated someone on the other team.
3. LINE 3: A for accuracy percentage. S IS for number of times this phaser has been reactivated during the current game. Med stands for medium range. 1B stands for the bravo team, A means team A.
4. LINE 4: This shows current status i.e.. ready.  Next is the mode of operation i.e. FA means rapid fire or full auto. Finally, if it is a timed game, it will should the amount of time left in the game. Our Laser Tag equipment is 100% portable, tough, and weather-resistant, and of course ready for battle! This is a turn-key solution. You literally turn the key to turn the phasers on, wait a couple of seconds, and you are ready to play!

The phaser is turned on with a key. After a few seconds the phaser will say “game start”.

To play put on your bandanna on your head, tying it at the back. We use the colour of the bandanna to tell teams apart. Next put the head band over the bandanna with the twirly sensor cable to the back so it does not go in front of your eyes. The cable goes under your arm so it’s out of the way during play.

The large tube at the front of the phaser is where the infrared light that triggers tags comes from. It is important during game play that this tube is kept clear of cover. You will need to aim.

It is very important to turn the phasers off with the key whenever they are not in use. This will save a lot of battery power and means more play time for everyone.

The phasers are weather resistant; you can play in showers or light rain. However play should be postponed during very heavy rain or storms with the phasers stored under cover and switched off.