Analyze this...

[paintslinger]

i thought the crossfire had the highest flow rate? didn't they do some test at a major tourney and found that out?

[Butterfingers]

Originally posted by Havoc_online
I have the conquest tank, I can set my output to 1,200+ if I want to, it also has I believe the highest flow rate of any tank on the market.

Im confused too i was under the impression given the stats stated on thier website that the mac dev conquest outputted 600 psi max.

[Butterfingers]

Originally posted by paintslinger
i thought the crossfire had the highest flow rate? didn't they do some test at a major tourney and found that out?

That test is somewhat of a farse. They were using angels at 13 bps.

As long as the angel reg flows slower than the tank reg you will get no dropoff from the tank.

Now if you hook that sucker up to an RT valved gun the needle would jump around like a mexican jumping bean.

[paintslinger]

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooh i c

[Havoc_online]

I've talked to Bourke from Mac Dev and it's recommend for the reg not to be set over 750 or the reg may need a new spring in a few months, it will actually go well over 1,000 with no problems(besides shortening the life of the reg spring and the reg needing a good lube).

p.s. it's a good tank but I am actually hoping to get my hands on a 68/4500 flatline sometime soon.(I'm tired of having to set my output every single time I turn on my tank and the switch of death that is the "on/off")

[Jonno06]

how much for the emag with the emagnum board installed?

is it cheaper for the packaGe?

[Butterfingers]

Im sure don will hook you up if you talk to him about a package deal.

its $225 installed

[MrAirgunRT]

I would. Considering I am getting my E-Mag soon, but the price is more than I can handle. I am getting a new tank, the E-Mag, a new barrel, level 10, and an ASA for my tank. JEEZ thats gonna be alot of cash. Well not as much as most of you think but still alot.

[FutureMagOwner]

would i be able to get one of these on a non emag(like install all the components i need for it to work?

[donggie]

What did you have in mind. Please be more specific.

Don

[zads27]

Well, first of all, my sound to my computer isn't hooked up, cuz I'm packing to move.. so it just looks like a crazy vibrator...


Moving on, the conquest isn't designed to be set over 600 psi output.. Someone I know tried it, and collapsed two reg springs putting it over 600 psi output. I suppose someone could easily make a high (higher) pressure reg spring for the conquest, but not many markers (since everyone wants low press) need that high of an output pressure, so I guess it's not that marketable.

It sounds like you're having some trouble selling it, donggie.. I guess the reason would be, that most mag owners (though I try to stay away from generalizations) feel that if it ain't broken, don't fix it..
The main selling points would have to be battery consumption and the higher HES sensitivty, which I want so I can tune my trigger better, but I'm not willing to shell out 200 bucks for it.

I'm not sure how you make your boards, I think you get the PCBs independently and build them custom made.. but maybe a good idea (dunno if you've explored this possibility before) would be to make the board in a different manner, like by rewiring, reprogramming the EPROM or whatever, of the AGD E-mag board, and then offering your Emagnum as an upgrade rather than a replacement, something less than 200, and + a core charge for the E-mag board.. much like how some automotive aftermarket companies do for performance enhancing ECUs. This option would also allow to use the stock buttons on the E-mag (I don't think yours currently uses them, IIRC from posts long past). Just as well, the upgrade would use the same parts as the regular e-mag, such as the LED display socket, HES sensor socket, battery socket, etc,.
Oh, and I suppose it would make the ACE (whenever AGD comes out with it) easier to integrate with your circutry/software.

Blah blah, just putting out some suggestions/ideas out there for ya. LMK what you think.

[FutureMagOwner]

ill get more specific in what i ment

what i ment was would i be able to take the pf mag im buying off a friend and have you install(or send me the parts and ill do it) that will basically make it an emag with emagnum stuff(you can test new stuff on it too for all i care)

[Butterfingers]

you need an e-mag.

[Krazy Ivan]

I would love to pick one up...However I need to grab an Emag first, whether it be used or new...I just have to wait a few months because I JUST bought a shocker and I'm still talking to my girlfriend about how it wasn't a stupid decision to buy another gun.

HOWEVER, an emagnum board will be the FIRST upgrade I buy when I finally get the Emag...Hopefully around my birthday I will have money, or maybe right after X-mas.

Sorry bro, but I couldn't pass up a deal..You can't find an Emag for 350 + accessories.

(One question on the board though. It doesn't mess with the internal workings right? so therefore it will still go through manual and hybrid mode also?)

[ShooterJM]

Originally posted by Butterfingers
you need an e-mag.

Yeah, saving up for one as we speak.

Don't suppose anyone wants to purchase a couple boxes of decent cigars do they (normally about 180-250 a box)? If I could unload some of those it would definately speed the saving process along!