Is the only safety for the Emag the plastic pin that goes on the side of the battery pack? Will AGD manufacture an on/off switch like other electric markers? Is there a mechanical safety for the trigger?
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There is a mechanical safety on the grip that blocks the sear from moving.
Its right where your thumb meets your hand on the gripframe.
Adding an on/off switch would be a 5 minute task since all the plastic pin does is shove an insulator between one of the contacts on the battery and the lead on the marker. -
I don't think the yellow pin is so bad. Just remove it in the beginning of the day and put it in a safe place. The battery lasts forever, so there's no need to worry about running out of juice after a long break in the day.
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Was there a reason to use the pin and not the on/off switch? The on/off switch just seems to be a cleaner solution. Not having a pin to lose or dangling off a string would be better?Comment
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id hate to accidently hit the on/off off in the middle of a game...Quote of the year: "Reading blwos"
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Here's an idea for AGD:
Get rid of the pin and have the safety and selector switch cut the battery.Comment
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the reason there si no on off switch is that they havnt found one small enough and strong enough to hold up tot eh wattage the battery puts out
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go to radio shack and make one...and if your cant.............................................. .........................then your screwedYadda Yadda....im still hereComment
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