Daystate Air Wolf Issue

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Motorhead said:
Sounds like trigger micro switch is set to crisp and actually in a firing/ fired position when arming ( turning on ) and why your within programming mode.

Back off trigger travel a tad ... that don't work, unplug, let rest a bit and plug back in & try again.

If that don't do it .... AOA it goes :cautious:
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Can you give a quick description of how? I do not have the owner's manual :-(

Yes, I will not play much with it before I call AoA to get a repair authorization #.
 
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If old, maybe both are bad. Careful if you send in to AOA, I was not told it costs $180 just to touch the rifle. I called back in 2 weeks, he said the tech is just finishing up and ready to go. He resealed it and replaced the battery. I said it didnt leak. He said well then you got a free reseal as it cost $180 just to touch the gun and the battery costs came to $270. Do with this information what you will.
Maybe you have a friend with a known good battery to try. It could be something entirely different but batteries are easy and fast. Best of luck!
Thx
Dan
 
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XSUltimate said:
If old, maybe both are bad. Careful if you send in to AOA, I was not told it costs $180 just to touch the rifle. I called back in 2 weeks, he said the tech is just finishing up and ready to go. He resealed it and replaced the battery. I said it didnt leak. He said well then you got a free reseal as it cost $180 just to touch the gun and the battery costs came to $270. Do with this information what you will.
Maybe you have a friend with a known good battery to try. It could be something entirely different but batteries are easy and fast. Best of luck!
Thx
Dan
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I do appreciate the info. I will order a new battery* and see what that does before sending it in.

* Order a Daystate OEM battery or have one made at Batteries Plus?

TIA
 
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MP44 said:
The newest battery, which has been running the rile, reads 25.2. By the tester, that is 9v. I didn't bother checking the old one.
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7 cells at 1.2v per cell equals 8.4 nominal voltage, a tad more fully charged.
Now if the cells voltage collapses under load ... that's not good :cautious:
 
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