The difference between the Daystate Airwolf vs the MCT
I thought I would share this information. This is a response I recieved when I asked this very question.
Airwolf MCT info
“The regular airwolf does not have a pressure sensor and therefore is also not mapped. In the MCT the computer uses the information from the pressure sensor to regulate the valve timing to get close to get an extremely flat power curve. The regular airwolf does not regulate the hammer strike. The flattening of the curve is accomplished in the same manner as conventional air rifles, by the air pressure behind the valve stem.
The mct does not have as many power levels because it actuay has stored in it’s memory bank the exact hammer strike nescessary to deliver the exact fpe at every fil pressure. This will of course vary for every power setting and so for 16 power settings it would be a LOT of information.”
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you have got to be shitin me, thats pretty bad ass, f en computer controlled air curve.
just hope ya never have a good rain storm while your out huntin ,, HUH?
they are nice , 
No doubt these MCTs are advance and great guns. What I’m concern with is all these electronics and sensor. How is the reliability with them?
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You typing on a Computer?
Your car have a computer? 😕 Afraid to drive it in the rain? 😆 😉
Never- ever heard of a single Wolf, new or old, going down on a hunt because of weather.
Mike