wheres the on switch?

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  • nellspot
    Registered User
    • Apr 2002
    • 22

    #1

    wheres the on switch?

    i know this is a dumb question but i have just purchased a sfl emag and cannot figure out how to turn it on. the battery is charged and the switch is on the E. the air is not hooked up, is this the problem? i thought i would get some readings without the air. also, im not sure how to set the ace?

    thanks for any help
  • Potatoboy
    Hamburgers should be high

    • Sep 2001
    • 2533

    #2
    There should be a yellow pin sticking out of the right side of the battery, pull that out.
    Potatoboy!

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    • cphilip
      Former Moderator

      • Jun 2026
      • 16216

      #3
      ....and jsut throw it away. It's the first thing you will lose so go ahead and get it over with. It's kind of a sacrifice to the eMag Gods to do this and after you lose the first one the next one seems to want to stay around. Go ahead and get this part over with now. And go ahead and call AGD and get another one on the way out to you....



      AGD, where we are so good we can do it with only ONE tube!

      cphilip.com

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      • Jonno06
        AKA Jon-no wang
        • Jan 2002
        • 4392

        #4
        i think the ACE has a setting type dealy at the end of the marker??yes,the yellow pin is the "on/off"

        I have a question of my own....when gassing up my retro minimag(screw-in tank),how exactly do I do it?(fast,slow,in the middle???)

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        • cphilip
          Former Moderator

          • Jun 2026
          • 16216

          #5
          Fast with trigger held back


          AGD, where we are so good we can do it with only ONE tube!

          cphilip.com

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          • Jonno06
            AKA Jon-no wang
            • Jan 2002
            • 4392

            #6
            so even with intelliframe and ReTro valve i hold it back?

            how do i screw it in "fast"?
            should i get an on/off???


            are you sure your SFL has ACE?!

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            • Cha0tic
              g0t mag?
              • Feb 2001
              • 1990

              #7
              jonno, just screw it in. you should still hold your trigger back though. an on/off is good, but not necessary.

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