Which is there a bigger thermal noise? Resisters or semiconductors?
The Ion is a good marker for both speedball, and woods playIt will only run on HPA, so you have to give that consideration in price if you need to buy a tank(all pretty much equal)It will need an electronic hopper to keep up with it's rate of fire(suggest Halo B or Pulse)The stock barrel is better than most stock barrels, but it is always best to have a barrel kit with different sized bores(I like the Redz Pepper Stick) for different sized paintThat's probably all your gonna need to look at for your current playing needsIf you get more serious into playing, there is the Virtue board with different modes of fire, different eyes, and enough cosmetic upgrade parts to make your marker comfortable to your style/abilityAll in all, they are a good marker for the money.
Well if you're asking if the thermal noise is larger in a ceramic made resistor compared to a resistor made of semi-conducting material (i.eresistor on a wafer), then the answer depends on the size of the resistorThe thermal noise is directly proportional to the size of the resistor, not the material the resistor is made of.
