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ChaosDuck7 · 09-02-17, 09:05 PM

Why is it that noisemakers have a "cooldown" period?
is it like that in real life? Why wouldnt they make them like aircraft flares where you can keep pumping them out

I know nothing about how they work in real life, so maybe they DO have to be physically loaded after each one is fired?

09-02-17, 09:05 PM	#1
ChaosDuck7 Loader Join Date: Jul 2012 Posts: 87 Downloads: 107 Uploads: 0	Why is it that noisemakers have a "cooldown"? Why is it that noisemakers have a "cooldown" period? is it like that in real life? Why wouldnt they make them like aircraft flares where you can keep pumping them out I know nothing about how they work in real life, so maybe they DO have to be physically loaded after each one is fired?