To reload the Phoenix LTX, the user must flip a switch on the handle, this will eject the 'ammo core' from the butt of the tagger. The Phoenix LTX tagger can hold ten shots at a time. An ammo indicator is located to the right of the handle it shows how many shots remain. The firing trigger is located where a typical Nerf trigger would be found, firing the tagger uses one unit of ammo. This means that if the user has more than ten tags, the indicator will remain completely lit.

The indicator can only visibly count ten tags. Likewise, Tiger Electronics taggers cannot lock on or get information from the Phoenix LTX. Above the handle the tagger features a light and built-in rumble pack, it flashes and shakes when the tagger is fired or tagged.Ī strength indicator is located to the left of the handle it shows the remaining tags a player has until being out. Unlike previous taggers sold by Tiger Electronics, the Phoenix LTX does not have lock-on or detection indicators. This is due to the Phoenix LTX not having a receiving barrel. Players cannot tell a player's allegiance by simply pointing their tagger.

Tagging by jaqian from Dublin, Ireland ( CC BY 2.The Phoenix LTX features a red receiver dome on top where tags are registered.

While tagging is more of a representation of self, graffiti is a painting that has so many levels, ranging from being an art itself to the voicing out of socio- political issues.

Unlike graffiti, tagging only takes a limited time and skill.

Both graffiti and tagging are considered as illegal.

Tagging can be defined as a basic form of graffiti where the writer would sign his name or signature with the usage of spray paint.

Graffiti can be defined as any painting, drawing or writing of something on the surface of in a public place.

What is the difference between Graffiti and Tagging? This highlights that tagging and graffiti are two different forms. Tagging is also considered as vandalism of property as it defaces the surface. It is a representation of the self in a public place rather than an abstract representation. Just as graffiti, tagging can be seen on walls, streets, bus halts,etc. Also, for tagging, only a limited time is needed. Unlike graffiti, which takes a lot of skill to create an artistic representation, tagging does not require such mastery. Tagging can be defined as a basic form of graffiti where the writer would sign his name or signature with the usage of spray paint.

Of which, tagging is considered as one of the very common as well as simple forms. There are different variations of graffiti. Unlike in the past, now it is gaining approval and recognition as a form of art. However, it has to be noted that graffiti has to be considered as an expressive form of art which has a long history. Gangs use different varieties of graffiti as a way of marking their territory. Graffiti is used not only for its aesthetic appeal but also to emphasize certain social and political issues. In order to create these, different paints such as spray cans are used. While some graffiti arts are relatively small, some can be gigantic in size covering a large area. Graffiti come in different blends of colours emphasizing varied styles and also differ in size. These are usually very bold and unconventional presentations, which go in hand with the hip hop culture. Usually, graffiti can be seen on walls, bridges, subways, etc. This is considered as illegal in most countries. Graffiti can be defined as any painting, drawing or writing of something on the surface of in a public place. This article attempts to highlight the difference between the two forms through elucidating what is meant by each form. Hence, tagging is considered as a very simple form of graffiti. Graffiti refers to writings or drawings on a surface in a public place whereas tagging refers to the writing of the artist’s name, signature or logo on a wall. Even though these are spoken of in similar contexts, these two are different forms. Graffiti and tagging are two forms that are very popular in urban cities in most countries. Street art is gaining recognition in the world today as a unique genre. Graffiti and tagging are two forms of street art that appear to be similar, but there is some difference between them and they shouldn’t be confused for one and the same.

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