No good deed goes unpunished. I'm beginning to wonder about the mechanical reliably of the Pmags. They should not be breaking like that.
-- Wayne DeLisle Sr. ----------------- The only thing I can say about the Pmags is that the failures I have seen are not typical to them. Emag said they thought I may have bumped the edge connector during installation causing the original failure some 65 hours later. I don't think so, but it is a possibility. The second failure was caused by them fixing the first and not torquing the assembly properly when they put it back together. Would I still buy them again. Yeah. I think I would. But my enthusiasm isn't as high as before. In general, they would like to have you ship them back for inspection every couple of hundred hours. Their inspections are inexpensive. But like many "new" products in aviation, it really is still and R&D product and doesn't have the millions of hours of history like Slick or Bendix. I will say their service has been really good. They have never charged me a cent for repairs. Not even shipping. If I had a mag failure 100 hrs down the road, I'd be buying a new mag on my nickel. -Jeff Scott
