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Non-Vision Cricket Board - 13.7bps. Cap
Vision Cricket Board - 20bps. Cap
WAS EQ Board - Not sure, but it's basically uncapped because it's atleast 27, or so.
ECS Program - I think it's 25bps.
The deal with the Non-Vision Cap is unkown. Mine is capped at 13.7 because when I'm walking sometimes, I can hear the high-pitched chirp which means you are shooting faster than the board's cap.
Some time ago, SP took a handful of Non-Vision Cricket Boards, and gave them a cap of 20bps. But they stopped this, and changed the cap back down to 13.7bps. because they were getting complaints of chopping with the boards.
I bought my Imp brand new in January of this year, so I'm going to say that the board's are still capped at 13.7bps.
WAS EQ Board costs $150, atleast that's what E-PBO was selling them at.
ECS Program is free. You just need the cable. Either make your own, or buy one from somebody off of PBN, some guys over there are making them. I think they cost $25, or something like that.
Newer Impulses are not ECS capable. You can either check for the white sticker (that I didn't find on mine), or check for a small group of brass (I think) prongs somewhere on the board. That's where the cable is plugged into. If you don't have them, sorry, you can't get ECS for your board.
SP stopped producing boards with these prongs for the cable because they were not making any kind of profit off of the ECS Program.
Also, don't forget about the Genisis (sp?) Board. I'm not sure of the cap though.
And they are coming out with an Impulse Loki Board which is supposed to rock.
I think I'm missing one, or two more.
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