EMAG BAttery

[PigSweat]

Hey all, just a quick question for Rob, or ne one else that know a lot about the electronics side of pball.

Would it be possible to run:

-My HyperFrame
-My Warp
-My Revy

off an E-mag barrery? Or at least any combination of those 2?

Thx, LMK

[Load SM5]

Warp and Revy...sure. Lots of people do it. Not sure about the hyperframe.

[Dubstar112]

Pigsweat, Ive seen it done... But, Im not sure what was powered off the battery(I know the hyperframe was.. but not sure about warp or revvy)

However, I have an intersting way to mount the Emag battery. I saw a picture of a dovetail that fit perfect on an Emag battery, and the person had fixed this to the front of the trigger guard. Then slid the Emag battery on like a normal Emag I wish I knew where I saw that pic...

Also, if anyone knows the max input voltage wise for a Hyperframe this would be helpful.

[PigSweat]

That's what I am hoping. I want to run them all off the E-mag battery for 2 reasons:

1.) Reduce my current 9volt usage (it takes 5 9v to run my setup!)
2.)I love the battery as a foregrip, tryed it on Emags, I dunno, it just fits me.

But I'm hoping Rob will post here, along with some insight onto how to go about doing this

[BlackVCG]

My suggestion is to just get rechargeable Plainview 9.6V's. Six of those plus two Tri-Chargers will run about $90 shipped. Trying to make the setup work with an E-Mag battery is going to be a big mess. You're going to have to find a place to mount it, setup an on/off switch, wiring harness with voltage regulators and 9v snaps. I just don't see the point in it. Pro Team Products has a setup that is built as a central power station to run different accessories off of, but I don't know much about it. I still think that until hoppers start getting designed with input jacks for power and the same with Warps, the best way to go is just rechargeable 9v's for each unit.

[PigSweat]

Taht's a good idea, where do I find info on these 9.6vs?

[Dubstar112]

Ill see if I can find that pic, It looked cool.

Yeah, I have an identical set-up...


hrmm.. I once tried to find 18 volt RC car batteries.

I looked, but I couldnt find 18volt pre-assembled batteries for RC cars, But at a local hobby shop I saw a kit to make an 18v rechargable cell..

[BlackVCG]

Here are the batteries.

http://www.thomas-distributing.com/9v-nimh-batteries-chargers.htm

Here's the charger you want.

http://www.thomas-distributing.com/pb-tri-charger.htm

[RT_Luver]

I know you can run the warp and revy of it. heres a link thats tell you how to hook an e-mag to warp and revy. not sure if it tells you how to just hook battery to them www.robagd.com