Here's something to drool over

[Chef123161]

Color...

That looks green but you say its blue? Anyway, did you adjust your trigger at all? If the magnet in the trigger itself is too close to the HES than it wont power on.

[XspyX]

Thats tight man

[Load SM5]

Take the body off of the grip frame and make sure the wires are still connected. Check your wires running in to board as well. Something may have not been tightened down and came loose during play.

Nice gun by the way....

[Hysperion]

Thx. Got that black tubing around the steel-braided hose at RadioShack. Gotta protect the gun's finish ....

[Blennidae]

The gun is nice. So is the welt.

If you don't mind a bit of advice, try and get some sun. You are looking pretty pale there...

[tjussery]

Don't forget to check your ground wire.

[Hysperion]

I already tried all the easy stuff I think it's the board.

[paintballer187]

nice gun, thats too bad its not working correctly

[BlackVCG]

Thinks to check if your electronics aren't working.

-Battery charge

-Positive lead screw

-Position of HES magnet

-PCB screw

-Positive wire solder joint going into the board

-Check to see if Board Transistor blew

Battery charge is pretty self explanatory, test it on another E-Mag or with a multi-meter.

Remove the mainbody from the frame by unscrewing the front grip frame screw, the sear axle pin and the rear field strip screw. At the front of the grip frame you'll see the red positive wire clamped down with a nut and on the bottom side the screw where the battery contacts it. Make sure that is tightened and that the plastic spacer is on the bottom and top side of the frame.

Unplug the three wire HES connector from the board, or unscrew the magnet so it is moved as far away as possible from the frame. If it's a magnet/HES problem, the board should boot up.

With the left grip panel off at the bottom of the board will be one silver screw. Make sure that screw is tight.

Unscrew the back grip and you'll see the red wire running from the channel in the top of the frame straight down and then soldered into the board. Make sure the wire didn't break away from the solder joint.

This happened to me in less than a few thousand cycles on my E-Mag. The transistory at the top of the board that the one solenoid wire is soldered to popped sending a constant 18V to the solenoid. It all of a sudden happend in a rapid string and then I noticed the grip panel getting warm. All is well now with a new board. About the only problem AGD has with the E-Mag board. Here's a pic of what my blown transistor looked like here

[SGTKennedy]

whats the deal with the burnt transistors? gotta love the smell. but. it shouldnt happen.. is it just parts? or is it an inherient design flaw that needs to be there? i cant see any other reason for it. there are WAY to many capable people out there that would jump to help AGD fix the problem.
*bayonet fixed pushes electronic engineer father to jump*

[animal]

Hysperion,

I would check that transistor again. I remember looking at that particular chip and it appeared that there was a "wet" spot on the chip itself, similar to the pic that black gave. There wasn't the charred look though.



Yes everyone, I got to hold his SFL! There in fact WAS light shining down from heaven and the angel choir making that high note noise whenever I got close to it

[polorboy]

One word: BEAUTIFUL

[FooTemps]

Wow, that looks really nice but it really sucks that your e-mode isn't working right now. What is the yellow thing on your battery pack?

[the JoKeR]

Originally posted by animal
Yes everyone, I got to hold his SFL

One step better Animal, I got to shoot at his SFL! Only time I got him was shooting him in his pack, though! Hopefully next time we don't have to break up the Mag users on the team!

Very sharp blue (yes, it really is blue) gun!

[Hysperion]

What's up animal I didn't know you posted on here ....Got the welt playing Sunday ....got my RT Pro up on ebay now....