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=== Original Etha (2011) === Planet Eclipse introduced the original Etha in late 2011. The marker was positioned below the company's higher-priced electronic marker families, including the [[Eclipse Ego]] and [[Eclipse Geo]]. It used an electronically controlled spool-valve operating system with a proprietary drivetrain. The original Etha incorporated an aluminium body, glass-reinforced nylon trigger frame, electronic anti-chop eyes and a two-piece Shaft4 barrel. Its electronic controls supported semiautomatic and tournament ramping modes. The manufacturer's technical specifications listed a marker weight of approximately 930 grams, including the barrel.[1][4] The Etha provided a lower-priced electronic alternative to Planet Eclipse's established premium marker ranges.
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