Smaller E-mag/X-mag Battery Pack...

[Dayspring]

The ULT will work great with a smaller solenoid. AKA- Hyperframe. Ask kaiser bob.

But with the current setup, there's just too much mass for the ULT to move around with the small force it exerts. Hence the slower ROF.

Originally posted by FalconGuy016
Has Tom ever said why the ULE On/Off valve cant work with a much smaller solienoid, and in result a smaller battery, .45 grip frame, less weight, the whole deal? I know it was mentioned very many times but I dont think I ever read a clear answer why that couldnt work

[wobbles82]

D00d, that is sooooooo photoshopped, why dont you post a real picture rather than make up lies?!!? Lol jp. Yea I think nobody would really give up their battery pack..slap on a cnc if ya really want weight loss and as for size, I personally love the size. If youve ever seen the solenoid on an emag...youll understand the oversized battery, lol. And that Jax Warriors mod is brutal looking, you couldnt pay me to use that lol.

[Python14]

I want to see a battery pack that conviently fits inside one of the old SP Gadget Grips(like Josh has on his retromag).....that and an e-mag rail that looks like the stock 68 rail.

[bubbleman441]

Yes, the pic is "sooooooo photoshopped." Personally, I like how it looks a little smaller. I know that a smaller size would result in less shots the mag would shoot but I think AGD could have to options between the small or larger battery pack like bojo-master said.

Scince I don't own an E-mag myself, I was just wondering what the solenoid thing is. Are you saying it is impossible to power it with a thinner battery like the pic I made?

[WARPED1]

Why use such a large 'noid? Use a skinner 'noid like every other "true" electro semi.

[manike]

Originally posted by WARPED1
Why use such a large 'noid? Use a skinner 'noid like every other "true" electro semi.

Completely different types of 'noids' and applications.

[WARPED1]

Oh, I am not knowledgable on such matters, thanks manike.

[personman]

Bah, the AGD noid is wimpy.
THIS is a real solenoid.

[manike]

In simplified terms...

E-mag uses an actual electro mechanical solenoid to create mechanical force and pull the sear down. No compressed gases involved. The solenoid creates all the force needed itself.

Skinner refers to solenoid valves, which use a tiny little solenoid to open a valve to allow a gas to flow. That gas is then used to operate a ram or similar. It's the gas that creates the force needed for the gun's operation.

[bubbleman441]

Hey WARPED1, what kind of trigger frame is that on your mag!? I love the look of the intelliframe and yours looks like an electo one! I want something like that.

[personman]

Originally posted by bubbleman441
Hey WARPED1, what kind of trigger frame is that on your mag!? I love the look of the intelliframe and yours looks like an electo one! I want something like that.

A. Thats not his gun
B. Thats an e-mag.
C. The battery pack is on the tank
D. http://www.automags.org/resource/tec...warriors.shtml

[bubbleman441]

Oh I see thanks. I really just wish the AGD made a small battery like the one I edited. I would buy it in a second along with an E-mag.

[Spartan X]

Why havent they made a replacment foregrip for the E-mags yet? I mean if your battery does die and you have to use manual...why not slip a lighter forgrip on it? When I get another X-mag, I hope to have a front for grip in the place of the battery, the dissect the battery down to the cells and tape or glue then directly to the bottum on a HPA tank, wire it all up, and cover the cells with a Tank cover.
Use a Phone linr ot a ear phone jack to be able to disconnect the battery/tank from the gun, and use a datapimp drop so I can take the battery and tank off...(I'd use a mounted air system, not a screw in.

[WARPED1]

Originally posted by personman

A. Thats not his gun
B. Thats an e-mag.
C. The battery pack is on the tank
D. http://www.automags.org/resource/tec...warriors.shtml

What he said!