starting from scratch Emag

[no_Wedge]

I am wanting to mak emy emag from scratch I want the ule body and x valve, but what are all the parts that i need for the emag?

[ah137]

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~Hills

[PyRo]

I think you would probably be the first to make an e-mag from scratch around here.

[Dayspring]

It'll end up costing you more to build it than to buy one. I mean the board itself is $200. The grip frame is $200. That's almost half the value of the gun, and you only have 2 parts. You have to consider the solenoid, wiring, screws, Hall Effect Sensor, rail, rail bushing, sear assembly etc...

And then you have to get to soldering the board and wires together.

As you can see, it's VERY cost prohibitive to do it like that. I recommend contacting Tunaman and seeing about having him building you one.

[GA Devil]

can you get the frame to work on a reg mag like a hyperframe or would i need both the board and the frame costing like 400?

[Schnitzel]

Originally posted by GA Devil
can you get the frame to work on a reg mag like a hyperframe or would i need both the board and the frame costing like 400?

you can put it together without the board, but then all youd have it an RTPro with an emag battery.

[PyRo]

I guess you could rig it up to work on a regualr mag, but it would be easeir just to buy a used e-mag, sell the retro and buy a classic valve and put it in. But whats the point?

[GA Devil]

Just right now Im using a intellifeed and played 1 day with a hyperframe and loved it. So was trying to figure a lower cost alternative to a electro trigger on my mag. I have just a classic valve as well.

[Dayspring]

The Hyperframe IS the low cost alternative.

[pbcustom98]

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if building an emag from scratch is the lower cost alternative...then ur loaded. share the wealth ...but yea the hyperframe would suit you fine...and i heard nightmare stories with the boo-yah frames, so id stay away from them...unless someone can back it up..then ill stand corrected.

Daniel