hey i have a emag with the 3.2 board and i was wondering for the battery setup, if it was possible at all to take out the battery pack it comes with and setting it up to run off of say like a 9v or a 9.6v battery, cause im getting a little tired of the battery eithernot takkin a full charge or not charging period
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I think the E/X mags run on 18 volts, so you'd need to run two 9V batteries in series to get the same voltage.
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If im not mistaken, I believe i read that the batteries are 16.8v but i could be wrong
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sounds like you might have a problem with either your battery or your charger. id have them checked out by agd to see if there is a problem and possible get a new one.(charger or battery)President Of the UW-Madison Badger Ballers
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are you charging it the right way?Originally posted by emagboy2000hey i have a emag with the 3.2 board and i was wondering for the battery setup, if it was possible at all to take out the battery pack it comes with and setting it up to run off of say like a 9v or a 9.6v battery, cause im getting a little tired of the battery eithernot takkin a full charge or not charging period
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sounds like you have a bad cell in your battery...you'll need a new one. i had that prob with my first two, but once i got a good one it was all good
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wait what happens when all the batterys die? Agd stopped making them
ahhh the horour
I need 20bps
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Originally posted by emagballa560wait what happens when all the batterys die? Agd stopped making them
ahhh the horour
I need 20bps
GOOD QUESTION - I"VE HAD ONE BAD BATTERY AND ONE BAD CHARGER MYSELF
The $80 bucks for a new charger sucks!
FWIW, the voltage isn't what matter to push the Emag solenoid - you need something with some deep pockets to shove that thing at 20bps.
-Calvin
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agd may have stopped making the emag/xmag, but that doesnt mean they wont still support them. look at the classic rt...they still offer support for them though they were discontinued. not to mention, ive seen the instructions on how they are made, and if need be im sure they could make one fairly quickly.President Of the UW-Madison Badger Ballers
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So agd will sell batterys forever?Originally posted by mag/cocker loveragd may have stopped making the emag/xmag, but that doesnt mean they wont still support them. look at the classic rt...they still offer support for them though they were discontinued. not to mention, ive seen the instructions on how they are made, and if need be im sure they could make one fairly quickly.
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Do you have a link to the instructions? It would be cool to have them on hand. As I stated before, the real issue is with the charger. Evidently they were made exclusively for AGD and are for certain expensive. I've heard seveal complaints of them going bad and experienced it myself - for a loss of $80. What would really be nice would be to have someone post how to refurish one when it craps out.Originally posted by mag/cocker loveragd may have stopped making the emag/xmag, but that doesnt mean they wont still support them. look at the classic rt...they still offer support for them though they were discontinued. not to mention, ive seen the instructions on how they are made, and if need be im sure they could make one fairly quickly.
-Calvin
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Originally posted by mobiusI think the E/X mags run on 18 volts, so you'd need to run two 9V batteries in series to get the same voltage.
The HUGE solinoid would suck those 9V's dry in a few shots."Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
-Charlie Papazian
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