Has this happen to anyone else (E/X users)

[PRPB]

Well during my last practice, my one game I was in a tight spot. I was the last one left and I had to two people just hammering my bunker. I had to reload so I reload fast and slammed down on my hopper lid and boom my emag goes full auto on me. I thought it was cool at first, but I should have never watch it for the few seconds. By the time I switch over the mech it was over for me.

Well after that everything seem fine after I tested it. Anyone know what may have caused it to do that? I mean its takes hits like that a lot and it has never done that before.

Chris

[elpimpo]

ive had my timmy do that when its on debounce 2

[Skoad]

nope never heard of that

[Enemy]

do you have 4.0 software i know that full auto was exposed with that software..basically as much as i know the desing of the emag has a flaw i think it has something to do with the hes sensor picking up a magnetic feild from the soleniod bracket but i cant remember if that was just a theory or truth.. anyways this flaw is really apparent with the 4.0 software other than that if it doesnt happen again than i wouldnt bother worring about it.

[Bolter]

aaaah yes you appear to have activated the self destruct mode. Will destroy itself in about a week.

[jayloo]

I've never had my emag go full auto.

[sneakyhacker420]

switch around your solenoid wires, the polarity change stops HES bounce - or HES noise as its been called

search around and you'll find more threads on this

[PRPB]

nope I only have 3.2. I know that problem is in that version also. I've heard of the E/X going full auto, but never from just hitting it. As for the wires I don't think that is the problem. When I sent it for the software update BlackVCG check the wires to make sure. Plus I have been shoting it for months and I never had this problem. Well I guess I won't worry about it unless it happens again.

aaaah yes you appear to have activated the self destruct mode. Will destroy itself in about a week.

HAHA its been a week and it hasn't self destruct.