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when i turn on my e-mag, sometimes it doesn't turn on and sometimes it does. then, it works untill i pull the trigger. after that, the led gets scrambled and won't read right. is this b-cuz of the battery and charger? did it fry the board?
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Drive it like you stole it.
Shoot it like you borrowed it.
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If the board boots OK, and doesn't have a problem until you fire, I doubt the board is fried. I more likely suspect that one of the screws holding the board down is loose. The E-Mag uses a chassis ground (the grip frame is the (-) conductor). If the board is not snug to the grip frame the vibration of firing can remove power from it for just a moment. If it's a short enough moment it will not be enough to get the board to re-boot, but will be enough to scramble the data in the RAM - no permanend damage.Originally posted by [M@g_D@ddy]
when i turn on my e-mag, sometimes it doesn't turn on and sometimes it does. then, it works untill i pull the trigger. after that, the led gets scrambled and won't read right. is this b-cuz of the battery and charger? did it fry the board?
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gotcha, that thread is like 5 months old,
but thanks for ur help anywayDrive it like you stole it.
Shoot it like you borrowed it.
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