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  • AGD
    The man from AGD

    • Oct 2000
    • 5916

    #136
    WOW!! Big reaction to this thread. Guys you are forgetting that the Emag is a retired design. We are moving on to the next generation of superguns that will have all the performance of electros with the simplicity and reliablity of mechanics.

    Think smaller, lighter and FAST! At home on the tournament field or underwater in a scenario game. Fixable, walkable, and affordable! The Xmag is not producable because of the removable breach. Too many problems with ano and such for a high end marker. Look for a custom slug approach like Nicads in a lean mean fighting machine!

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    • OmniM
      Registered User
      • Apr 2004
      • 555

      #137
      Originally posted by AGD
      WOW!! Big reaction to this thread. Guys you are forgetting that the Emag is a retired design. We are moving on to the next generation of superguns that will have all the performance of electros with the simplicity and reliablity of mechanics.

      AGD
      But.. but... we have to wait sooooo long for the new toy
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      • jewie27
        Senior Member
        • May 2001
        • 1275

        #138
        Dude,

        A revamed E-Mag is pretty much a X-Mag, so you aren't really getting anywhere. I would have to say to get anywhere, revamp the X-Mag which may become the 2005 Mag. (hopefully with direct 4500 psi recharge)

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        • Dayspring
          aka- The Day Wang

          • May 2001
          • 9664

          #139
          And get what, 20 shots out of it?

          Originally posted by jewie27
          Dude,

          A revamed E-Mag is pretty much a X-Mag, so you aren't really getting anywhere. I would have to say to get anywhere, revamp the X-Mag which may become the 2005 Mag. (hopefully with direct 4500 psi recharge)

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          • 68magOwner
            Registered User
            • May 2003
            • 3475

            #140
            Originally posted by jewie27
            Dude,
            (hopefully with direct 4500 psi recharge)
            why would you wish this aoupon AGD? people are already scared off from AGD products because there not LP (yea, cuz, you know, that makes things better adn all) even if a higher input created performance benefits, why, no one can out shoot the valves now anyway, and people already complaighn about not being able to shoot deep into tanks, try telling them that they now HAVE to buy a 5000psi air system and they will still get less shots than any otehr marker with a 3000 psi air system, a 4500 recharge could also be EXTREMELY dangerious if messed up, and with paintball injuries being portrayed as they are now, why create something that could potentially lead to more accidents?

            Honestly, as much as i love mags, i thing it would be better for AGD to make a more conventional marker (electrophenumatic) as well as mags. I mean, im shure AGD could make some awesome improvements to todays electrophenumatics. which could make them more money for R&D on mags

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            • jewie27
              Senior Member
              • May 2001
              • 1275

              #141
              Originally posted by 68magOwner
              why would you wish this aoupon AGD? people are already scared off from AGD products because there not LP (yea, cuz, you know, that makes things better adn all) even if a higher input created performance benefits, why, no one can out shoot the valves now anyway, and people already complaighn about not being able to shoot deep into tanks, try telling them that they now HAVE to buy a 5000psi air system and they will still get less shots than any otehr marker with a 3000 psi air system, paintball injuries being portrayed as they are now, why create something that could potentially lead to more accidents?

              Honestly, as much as i love mags, i thing it would be better for AGD to make a more conventional marker (electrophenumatic) as well as mags. I mean, im shure AGD could make some awesome improvements to todays electrophenumatics. which could make them more money for R&D on mags
              Low Pressure is a myth. Read Tom's posts and also read his hints on 4500 psi recharge.

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              • LoveMyMagMoreThanYou
                Got my 'Mag!! Let's Go!!!
                • Apr 2003
                • 389

                #142
                I think that what he's trying to say is use unregulated air from the tank to recharge your xvalve. Then the xvalve would work as normal. This would require quite beefy plumbing, though. It would also cause some safety concerns.
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                • Target Practice
                  irc.zirc.org:6667 = chat!
                  • Nov 2003
                  • 3180

                  #143
                  Originally posted by AGD
                  WOW!! Big reaction to this thread. Guys you are forgetting that the Emag is a retired design. We are moving on to the next generation of superguns that will have all the performance of electros with the simplicity and reliablity of mechanics.

                  Think smaller, lighter and FAST! At home on the tournament field or underwater in a scenario game. Fixable, walkable, and affordable! The Xmag is not producable because of the removable breach. Too many problems with ano and such for a high end marker. Look for a custom slug approach like Nicads in a lean mean fighting machine!

                  AGD
                  I don't see why it is so hard for the AO community to put the Emag to rest. I mean, sure, they're schweet. They're wicked. But they're dated. Let it go, and allow AGD to come out with something with a higher schweetness/wickedness factor. Just look at the improvement from the SS body/valve design to the ULE/X-valve setup. They came up with a winner there, and I for one am willing to let an old favorite go in order to get another winner.

                  Anyhoo, just my $.02.


                  "Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats." --Henry Louis Mencken.

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                  • spasticsquirrel
                    Registered User
                    • Nov 2003
                    • 223

                    #144
                    i think that you dont need 18 volts to power a marker. Use a smaller battery in the grip like other markers, but i still like the batter front grip, its something... differmet. My idea is that it should be sold as a marker, a set (all componants), a kit (some componats, like board, solinoid, and microswitc, first aid kit, whatever), and individual peices. Also, i wouldn't mide the 4500 psi valve, as long if it regulated it effectivly, and it acted like a tank regulator so you could get lots of shots off of it, that would be sweet, exept of getting the air saftly to the valve. Either that or a E-valve that has a solinoid to push the air, i wouldn't mind if it was a bit longer.
                    I wanna X-mag, but im too poor.

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                    • Cryer
                      Paintball is over.
                      • Nov 2002
                      • 4105

                      #145
                      Originally posted by AGD
                      WOW!! Big reaction to this thread. Guys you are forgetting that the Emag is a retired design. We are moving on to the next generation of superguns that will have all the performance of electros with the simplicity and reliablity of mechanics.

                      Think smaller, lighter and FAST! At home on the tournament field or underwater in a scenario game. Fixable, walkable, and affordable! The Xmag is not producable because of the removable breach. Too many problems with ano and such for a high end marker. Look for a custom slug approach like Nicads in a lean mean fighting machine!

                      AGD
                      Whatever you guys do, make the bodies like PTP- one-piece, with integrated rail. The split between the rail and body is a big cosmetic fault, IMO...

                      Team Sandbaggers.
                      -We own j00 all.-

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                      • jewie27
                        Senior Member
                        • May 2001
                        • 1275

                        #146
                        Originally posted by Cryer
                        Whatever you guys do, make the bodies like PTP- one-piece, with integrated rail. The split between the rail and body is a big cosmetic fault, IMO...
                        That would make install and removal of the sear difficult.

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                        • Dayspring
                          aka- The Day Wang

                          • May 2001
                          • 9664

                          #147
                          No more difficult than the Xmag. Unscrew the axle, take body off. REAL tough.

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                          • Bad_Dog
                            self proclaimed warpaholic
                            • Jul 2003
                            • 1777

                            #148
                            Jam... you are awesome! Those renditions of your idea make me want one soooooooo much...

                            I agree with the idea, although if that body/rail was put on a mech mag, cut the back half of the regulator off the valve and put one of those caps in it... and regulate the input to the valve, that would be one sweeeet mag while making the body look a little shorter...

                            what are your ideas?

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                            • Bad_Dog
                              self proclaimed warpaholic
                              • Jul 2003
                              • 1777

                              #149
                              I remember awhile ago that someone made a cap for the valve that allowed someone to leave the regulator off, the other side of the story was that the input pressure had to be regulated by an external source... well I figure since most other markers require such external regs... why not a mag?

                              heres what Jams idea would look like if it had no back half on the valve, although imagine a regulator instead of the battery pack...


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                              • Aliens-8-MyDad
                                i think im a cool guy...

                                • Oct 2001
                                • 2244

                                #150
                                and where do you recomend we put the existing bat pack?
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