emag issues

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • fhawkeye
    • Jun 2026

    #1

    emag issues

    I guess when i think about it I really don't know where to begin, got to charge it for the first time today and there are a lot of things that dont seem right to me.

    on electric mode the trigger pull is just as tough as in mechanical mode if not harder complete with double firing and rt issues (in semi mode) im using a brand new sear from agd.

    Is that a symptom of a low battery? <-- entire issue all on its own. the charger's light turned green about 45min - 1hr after being on the block from a completely empty battery don't know how long it is suppose to take. I ended up putting it back on the charger and the light stayed red for another half an hour then turned green and started heating up the batter pack to an almost untouchable degree so i took it off and left it off. after it cooled down i had the same issues with the trigger pull.

    So I don't know if its a marker issue and the battery is fine or if the battery's not charging and thats why the marker is shooting odd, it's scrambling my brain, I'm new to emags, help.
  • OPBN
    OldPBNoob

    • Sep 2008
    • 5240

    #2
    If the battery is an original, get it checked. It is probably long past due. Even if it is an 1000mah, it could be bad by now.
    My AO Feedback

    Comment

    • Tunaman
      Specialized AGD Tech

      • Dec 2000
      • 8643

      #3
      Send it here and I'll check it out. Email me at [email protected] for the details.
      Email me for low prices on ALL AGD Products and more. [email protected]
      Tunamart

      Comment

      • fhawkeye

        #4
        @ Tunaman, I shot you an email

        @OPBN The battery is a 16.8v 650mAH if that tells you anything.

        Comment

        • OPBN
          OldPBNoob

          • Sep 2008
          • 5240

          #5
          I would still say to take the battery pack somewhere and get it tested and rebuild or upgrade to a 1000mah battery first. If the battery is good, than look at other options.
          My AO Feedback

          Comment

          • theGOLDENchild
            Registered User
            • Jan 2009
            • 255

            #6
            Is your trigger hitting your trigger rod in electric mode? I can vouch for Tuna's work, I sent my emag in to him and he fixed it up perfectly.

            Comment

            • fhawkeye

              #7
              Originally posted by theGOLDENchild
              Is your trigger hitting your trigger rod in electric mode? I can vouch for Tuna's work, I sent my emag in to him and he fixed it up perfectly.
              yeah i think it is, I didn't think that was right.

              Comment

              • theGOLDENchild
                Registered User
                • Jan 2009
                • 255

                #8
                Check out the bottom of this thread. It shows you how to take your gun apart and tune the trigger.

                Automag Tom Kaye Videos

                Comment

                • fhawkeye

                  #9
                  Originally posted by theGOLDENchild
                  Check out the bottom of this thread. It shows you how to take your gun apart and tune the trigger.

                  Automag Tom Kaye Videos
                  Hey, these really helped a ton, it's firing like charm now thanks.

                  As far as the battery issues, I'm going to hold on to it for awhile. battery seems to be holding a good charge, may have just gotten hot yesterday do to overcharging? I was putting it back on the block very often because I was confusing the poor firing conditions with a a low battery.

                  Comment

                  Working...