Emag Eyes

[chip08]

Where can I find some aftermarket eyes that the stock AGD PC board accept?

[rkjunior303]

the stock board doesn't accept eyes, it accepts an ace board that fits in a properly milled rail.

[sean33]

so how can u ge eyes in a e-mag?

[CKY_Alliance]

New board..that accepts ace, pre/morlock, or agd ace board and i dont know of any others.

[Alpha]

Simple answer... You cant. Not unless you find an ace( which is very rare) and mill your marker to fit it. Or you could make your own ace

[BigEvil]

The AGD board is programed to accept a reflective eye. Breakbeams work the exact opposite, so at the moment there are not options for breakbeams.

If you did your homework on the subject, a DIY ACE could be done. Probably the best bet would be for use with the Xmod software.

Here is a OPTEC reflective eye that im considering using in my ETAC. Its about $12, and with a little wiring and a good drill bit, shouldnt be that hard. The only thing you loose, is the adjuster. (Which I am working on) :-)

[RavishingEddie]

So far I have found an idea on how to place eyes on an Emag but it is just an idea. You would have to change the whole board to something else like the Morlock. Since the morlock takes 9 volts you might have to rewire your power source, but I might be wrong. This is where the problem starts. If you use 9 volts it would be too weak to lift the heavy core from the solenoid. If you replace the selenoid for a smaller lighter one, you would have to lighten the trigger pull, so a ULT might work. If that all works out then you can place your eyes. Again this is not something done and it is just an idea that I will be working on.

[Major Ho]

Would it be possible to hack an Eblade reflective eye in there? Just wondering how much work that would require

[BigEvil]

Would it be possible to hack an Eblade reflective eye in there? Just wondering how much work that would require

If you could figure out the wiring on the eye, then yes. There should be 4 wires, +5v, Sig and 2 grounds. The emags ground is through the frame, so you would just find someplace to connect them to it. The other two are straight forward, but one wire would need a connector. The connections for these two are the same as the ACE board.