Just got my used emag, and though i should prob just send it into the factory for a checkup, I want to use it a few times first. A few questions:
While diagnosing a leak that turned out to be a bad drop, the guys at the local shot depleted my tank to about 600 psi. My emag was still shooting after that, but if I tried to put it into 3 or 6 round burst, it fired one shot then reset itself to one shot. Does it do this automatically if the pressure is too low? I fiddled around with changing it to burst with no tank in, and it never reset.
Does the 1.35 software sometimes reset the total shots, and is there a specific event that triggers this?
In hybrid mode, Ive noticed that the trigger moves just as far back as in manual. I'm just guessing (first tank of air depleted, remember) that the gun fires earlier in the trigger pull in hybrid than in manual. Do you continue to pull it back so it hits the reactive-force rod thingy in order to reap the advantages of hybrid? So, is the advantage that the trigger will be recoiling back into its ready position faster than it would in manual mode, since the firing sequence is triggered earlier. I know the language I'm using may sound a bit confusing. I'm visualizing the reactive rod thing moving out to meet the trigger coming back in hybrid mode, since it is firing before the trigger has travelled all the way back. If thats the case, I can see where that is faster than manual, where the rod isnt triggered until the trigger has traveled all the way back.
While diagnosing a leak that turned out to be a bad drop, the guys at the local shot depleted my tank to about 600 psi. My emag was still shooting after that, but if I tried to put it into 3 or 6 round burst, it fired one shot then reset itself to one shot. Does it do this automatically if the pressure is too low? I fiddled around with changing it to burst with no tank in, and it never reset.
Does the 1.35 software sometimes reset the total shots, and is there a specific event that triggers this?
In hybrid mode, Ive noticed that the trigger moves just as far back as in manual. I'm just guessing (first tank of air depleted, remember) that the gun fires earlier in the trigger pull in hybrid than in manual. Do you continue to pull it back so it hits the reactive-force rod thingy in order to reap the advantages of hybrid? So, is the advantage that the trigger will be recoiling back into its ready position faster than it would in manual mode, since the firing sequence is triggered earlier. I know the language I'm using may sound a bit confusing. I'm visualizing the reactive rod thing moving out to meet the trigger coming back in hybrid mode, since it is firing before the trigger has travelled all the way back. If thats the case, I can see where that is faster than manual, where the rod isnt triggered until the trigger has traveled all the way back.
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