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Someone let me know if that ever happens. OKTHNX -
I concur with BigEvil on this please let us know when this happens. I'd be interested, hell, although I bought an emag lower from jake recently, I wouldn't mind doing another emag project with a new board in it.
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sweet!JB
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Thank you!!!
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Well crap MCB goes down and my wallet breathes a sigh of relief, until I see this then it goes running and screaming. Excuse me. Ive gotta go catch it.Originally posted by dano_____Comment
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There is no market for a new Emag board. I am pretty sure Jay still has more and they were the best made so far. If it uses the same LCD as the Stock board I will approve.Comment
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I sent Brandon some info. I do like that his boards can use bluetooth and an led for programming. Realistically bluetooth is how 90% of people will be programming it. It is too easy not to.
It is also nice that he is actively updating software as well. Hopefully he makes the noids and battery/ ground wires removable from the board and give a little bit of room for the buttons.Comment
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Would the emags still have to run on the AGD batteries if you put his board in?
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The battery size was a result of the noid power draw. I am not sure if Brandon has other plans though.Originally posted by jbtamu1011 View PostComment
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New Emag board
He did not specify, but I thought that part of the reason for the large battery pack was because of how big the solenoid is. I would assume that would stay the same as the noid I would think would stay the same.Originally posted by jbtamu1011 View Post
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It will be interesting to see which way he takes it. Tried and true works for me but am open to something new as well.Originally posted by captian pinky View Post
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