I also have one for 300 euros. Advice from a friend on the other side of the world. Where the water passes is aluminum. If you research, you will discover that when a liquid passes through various types of metals, chemical reactions happen, mainly with a mixture of aluminum with others. Wear and gum creation will happen everywhere. The way to prevent this is to use proper liquid for mixing metals. A good liquid for cars suitable for aluminum heads and these are guaranteed that you will never have problems. Hugs from Portugal
I have had the Hong Seng for the past 4 years with no issues and it is great! I only fill a full size carbon dive size 12 l and it takes about 45 minutes to fill from 200 bar to 300 bar. If you use ice (2 large bags) you won't go over 55 C with ambient temp of about 25-27 C.....and 40 l of water....good luck!
I don't think I'll be filling anything that big with it for a while, for the 2 mins a week it runs I rekon water will be fine lol such a relief to not be hand pumping but...
I have a similar brand pump but I use the cheapest coolant/anti corrosion from SuperCheapAuto, rather than just water alone. Inside the water jacket of the pump has been known to corrode.
The temp gauges has it's own battery. Like a watch battery. They will last a long time so no worries. Mine been 1 year and havent replaced the battery and still running.
I have that pump for almost 7 years here is some advice to make it last put 2 inchs of water and put 2 pounds of ice in pump will stay cool and last longer
I’d only use that much ice if planning to fill something much larger than one Airgun. Straight cold water is fine for that, maybe a few ice cubes for extra caution on a hot day.
Yeah nice fella Ian, he took me around the back to show me his indoor test range really cool little setup he has out back, I will be investing in one of the those compressors in the very near future though....he was saying that he can actually pump up scuba tanks with that little unit.... If you go to shooters delight I would say that you dont live far from me, I’m on the south side of town....heading towards the good coast 👍
Im north of the sunshine coast, shooters is about 2 hours south from my pad. it seemed like a reasonable middle ground to meet the bloke who bought my crown. Tell you what shooters delight is a dangerous place to be with a pocket full of cash... had to get out before I accidentally bought some new toys...
Meathead Marksman haha...yeah it’s certainly not a hard thing to do to spend some coin in shooters, lol I live about 10 mins from there they look after me well.... With your annoying little problem with the foster fitting you can actually get an extended fitting which has a longer release fitting...have a look on Gunroom they have them under “accessories” etc
I was going to get this one, still hand pumping until December 25th :-D I wanted this one for tanks, then the spark, I really wanted the new Benjamin pump, but lotsa doll hairs for that one. I lucked out and will be getting the Nomad 2, it's gonna be so nice having a compressor. Congrats, and good luck with it, great pumps from what I've seen.
@@meatheadmarksman2013 I'm sure I will, I wasn't expecting it, I was all for one like yours, or the Hatsan Spark, but since someone is getting a new car for Christmas I think she feels a little guilty so she sprung for the Nomad 2, lol. I believe I'm going to have to order some more pellets, lol. Hand pumping sucks for me, there are often days that I just can't get my body to do it, I suffer through it when I feel good, lol, so yeah, it's gonna be nice..
I Have a Yong Heng works awesome 2 years old no problems yet. Your air filter must be upright for it to work properly laying it down will allow the water to pass through. I put a bleeder on my filter and left the filter media out so you can bleed the water out and have a smaller tube with filter media in it. Water in your gun is very bad. Keep up the great video`s
The bloke at the shop did mention that it should be upright, I just forgot lol I'll set something up to hang it off, maybe screw a hook into my dust cover tub or something
Just buy the yung with extended warranty for 40$ 4 yrs and the 100$ high grade filter add ice blocks to distilled water either use distilled water or have ice inside a bottle distilled water will help to prevent calcium build up.
Well, congrats on finally stepping up to a compressor. I hope the unit holds up for you well, the base units on which yours was based has a pretty sketchy reputation but hopefully the "Gunroom" guy knows his stuff and has made it a bit more reliable. Next step is to get a storage bottle which will again improve your quality of life by freeing you from having to run back to the compressor every 50 shots. Cheers Joe P.
I use car coolant to prevent corrosion in the system Moisture is the biggest issue with these compressor systems If you are filling a skuba tank do it in a few stages and let everything cool down
Hello mate...Not sure if you already ordered a new Foster Fitting but I bought one from DonnyFL and it is so much better than what came with my FX Impact MKII .30cal. Yes, It is longer and pops in and out very easily! Cheers, Mark PS: Thanks for the new kit video!
Nah havnt made the purchase yet, I'm probably gunna save my pennies and just swap over the one from my hand pump. How are you liking the 30cal? There's something wonderful about the sound a 30 cal pellet makes when it hits a steel target. It's so juicy
@@meatheadmarksman2013 Hahaha..Yes very juicy, I love it! The .30cal is brilliant, shooting harmonically at 906fps ...there is a huge difference when the 44.75 grain pellet hits your target...Cheers, Mark
@@meatheadmarksman2013 I've read and watched a lot on it, not many complaints about bad ones, and from what I've seen it's mainly been user error and they burn the board up or something like that. For the price it better be filling my guns ten years from now, that's my personal opinion, but I'm excited, she's trying to give me my stuff early because she 's getting a car early for Christmas, we were supposed to go get it this weekend, I told her I'd wait because the kids have to wait, but if the weather decides to get really nice or I have to shoot a lot I may renig and take her up up that offer, lol.
Purchased one of these Yong Heng compressors about a year ago and its still in the box, the one I have only comes with the small filter. I have the Omega 4500 PSI compressor that I have been using for about 5 years now. The Yong Heng only cost about $268 US from Walmart on a special sale. (Great Backup in case my Omega stops working). My Yong Heng does not have auto shut off but you can get it with auto shut-off for about $75 more, it also comes in 110v or 220v. I really need to un-pack it to see if it works. I could not resist the low price. I think I gave $1800 US for the Omega, big difference in price that's for sure. When I first got into PCP airguns I had a hand pump, lets just say that after 3 weeks I sold the hand pump before it killed me and purchased a scuba tank. After the first year of running to the Dive Shop 50 miles away and using up my time spending $75 a month for air it did not take long to figure out the Omega would pay for its self pretty quick. If you want a compressor just check out Walmart.com and you can find an affordable deal on these.
We don't really have Wal-Mart here... we got Costco now but no Wal-Mart yet lol. It looks like mine has a prv on it but no auto shut off that I can see. I'd love to have an omega or a Bauer but the little Chinese one is just so cheap compared to them
@@meatheadmarksman2013 Wasn't sure about you having Walmart, but all the viewers that watch your great videos in the USA could benefit from a cheaper alternative. Not sure how long the Omega will actually last but you could buy 6 of the Yong Heng for the price of the Omega and always have a backup ( :
@@meatheadmarksman2013 Well some of us are also Kiwis mate! I actually have written to Ian a few times to see if I could get one of those sent to NZ, but he never replied. We have zero options over here for compressors and you have to import everything. If I could get in touch with Ian, I would love to find out what he did to improve on the Yong Heng and see if I could do the same thing myself.
Have just ordered my compressor. I believe from previous vids that these compressors can suffer from internal corrosion. Someone has already suggested using auto anti freeze in the cooling water ,which is what I will be doing.
@@meatheadmarksman2013 I went with .22 because I live in the UK so I can only have a sub 12ft/lb unfortunately. One day hopefully il be able to get my FAC then il be able to see what it really can do. But for now that will have to do. Our gun laws suck for air weapons.
@@iankenny79 most gun laws suck lol I have to have a full proper firearms licence to own anything at all, even my break barrel 22 that probably only makes 12ftlb
@@meatheadmarksman2013 suddenly I feel a bit better about our laws lol latest we can have something without a licence! Do you need a licence for your boss aswell?
@@iankenny79 not a compound bow, but I do for a crossbow. It varies from state to state, up in the Northern Territory you can have both with no licence but you not allowed to own a slingshot haha so stupid
Hi mate ..i bought one of these sbout 6 months ago for my impact and it takes about 3 minutes to take it back to 250bar. Ive also used to top up my dive tank, which took about 15 mins from 200 to 230bar. I bought two 22of the air filters you have ..$20 from aliexpress, and so far thrre is only anout 1 oil stained filter NB the digital temp gauge shows the motor temperature. Mine gets to about 35 after a fill...bit cooler here in NZ. PS my 700mm slug barrel is days away. Neil Neil.
i thaught about mounting neverything onto my workshop trolly but i still sorta need it for working on my car. maybe ill make a nice wood fillling/cleaning station desk in the future
Great review mate i just picked up mine today and the new kral reaper .22 from gunroom along with a good supply of jsb hades .22 ian is a top bloke great service
The only thing that worries me is that the lines will stay red when you use the red dye for a long time and you won’t know that the pump is not running will green or any color antifreeze work better?
in the manual it specifically says not to use antifreeze. after all this time my hoses havnt gone red. I usually have the "out" line above the water level in the bucket and can hear it trickling out too so im not super fussed either way
Mate, have you tried the Airking AK100 PCP Air Compressor that hermanns stock? I don't know whether the water cooled option you are showing is the way to go or if they are an older model. help!
Haven't tried it yet mate so can't really say. If you get the one from hermanns it will have warranty which is important with high pressure gear. But I can't say which is better cos I haven't used the airking yet.
I was just pass in through! Gotta get in and out of the city as fast as possible so I don't get stuck behind everyone on the Bruce heading home lol it was a bloody Carpark from 11am onwards
Thanks for sharing!! Is there an advantage of using a pump like yours (liquid cooled) over the casset/shoebox type compressor (air cooled)? There doesn't seem to be much difference in price.
That's a good question I'm not sure mate, never used a shoebox. You can keep the water cooled compressor colder for longer by using a bigger water reservoir I would think
Please take my advice and just wrap some teflon tape on threads of that airline ... dont overtight or you may strip the threads of the aluminium compressor block and that will be pretty bad
yes i have stripped more then my fair share of threads lol, ive got some plumbers tape floating around in my shed somewhere... I now use just my fingers not my whole hand to tighten up delicate stuff, its kept me out of trouble so far
I got a standard one stopped working after using 3 times filling my mk 3 impact complained to shop did not honour warranty had to get one more so far ok
Some people do fill dive bottles with them, I'd recommend following the instructions on gunroom.com.au about it, fill for like 10min each night and your tank will be full by the weekend. They have a fairly short duty cycle if you want them to last
God I wish the rest of my country got there BS together and just get with the program! Are measurement systems is so inbred and a$$ backwards it's not even fun trust me I live with it and still do t know wtf! LoL
To remove the foster attachment from the airgun, I use this type of chirugical pliers : www.ylea.eu/administration/catalogue/images/-10815.jpg . Can't understand why FX doesn't fix this old problem !!!
fair dinkum mate ... can you give me the link to your "yong heng" compressor. I have one and it's going on 2 years now and still running great the one I got have the auto shut off. I would not mind getting a second one as a back up.
Bought one from Ian as well...She's a beauty...Fill up me scuba with it no probs....15-20 mins max run time i do...DOUBLE CHECK ALL FILL LINES..Also use a double filter system to ensure no moisture gets in the tank.....by the way,I will just leave this here noebulletmolds.com/NV/index.php?cPath=554_605
Yea, I used to hate the thought of pumping up the gun day, then I built this thing: ruclips.net/video/Nj-9pqji3M4/видео.html made my world a lot easier. Later I bought a pump like yours.
3 freedom eagles and 1/16th of an old glory. That might be the funniest damn thing I’ve ever heard!
I also have one for 300 euros. Advice from a friend on the other side of the world. Where the water passes is aluminum. If you research, you will discover that when a liquid passes through various types of metals, chemical reactions happen, mainly with a mixture of aluminum with others. Wear and gum creation will happen everywhere. The way to prevent this is to use proper liquid for mixing metals. A good liquid for cars suitable for aluminum heads and these are guaranteed that you will never have problems. Hugs from Portugal
I have had the Hong Seng for the past 4 years with no issues and it is great! I only fill a full size carbon dive size 12 l and it takes about 45 minutes to fill from 200 bar to 300 bar. If you use ice (2 large bags) you won't go over 55 C with ambient temp of about 25-27 C.....and 40 l of water....good luck!
I don't think I'll be filling anything that big with it for a while, for the 2 mins a week it runs I rekon water will be fine lol such a relief to not be hand pumping but...
If you shorten the waterhose where the water returns to the bucket .the pump gets the coolest water possible
I have a similar brand pump but I use the cheapest coolant/anti corrosion from SuperCheapAuto, rather than just water alone. Inside the water jacket of the pump has been known to corrode.
The temp gauges has it's own battery. Like a watch battery. They will last a long time so no worries. Mine been 1 year and havent replaced the battery and still running.
I thaught it might, must have been cheaper and easier then running it off the main power supply
I have that pump for almost 7 years here is some advice to make it last put 2 inchs of water and put 2 pounds of ice in pump will stay cool and last longer
I've heard of doin ice water but I don't really need to, it only takes a minute to get from 150 to 250 so my temp only gets to 55ish
Meathead Marksman gotcha, mate and don’t forget to change the oil as soon as it gets dark...cheers!
I’d only use that much ice if planning to fill something much larger than one Airgun. Straight cold water is fine for that, maybe a few ice cubes for extra caution on a hot day.
Yeah nice fella Ian, he took me around the back to show me his indoor test range really cool little setup he has out back, I will be investing in one of the those compressors in the very near future though....he was saying that he can actually pump up scuba tanks with that little unit....
If you go to shooters delight I would say that you dont live far from me, I’m on the south side of town....heading towards the good coast 👍
Im north of the sunshine coast, shooters is about 2 hours south from my pad. it seemed like a reasonable middle ground to meet the bloke who bought my crown. Tell you what shooters delight is a dangerous place to be with a pocket full of cash... had to get out before I accidentally bought some new toys...
Meathead Marksman haha...yeah it’s certainly not a hard thing to do to spend some coin in shooters, lol I live about 10 mins from there they look after me well....
With your annoying little problem with the foster fitting you can actually get an extended fitting which has a longer release fitting...have a look on Gunroom they have them under “accessories” etc
@@anthonyhawes2186 ah cool! I might even just swap the fitting over from my hand pump... I rekon it's probably threaded on the same way
Meathead Marksman yeah that’s true....just saves ya trying to get frustrated to get something in there to pull the release collar...
@@anthonyhawes2186 yeah well the release collar on my hand pump in easy to use, must be slightly longer
I was going to get this one, still hand pumping until December 25th :-D I wanted this one for tanks, then the spark, I really wanted the new Benjamin pump, but lotsa doll hairs for that one. I lucked out and will be getting the Nomad 2, it's gonna be so nice having a compressor. Congrats, and good luck with it, great pumps from what I've seen.
Your gunna love not hand pumping anymore... it's so much better
@@meatheadmarksman2013 I'm sure I will, I wasn't expecting it, I was all for one like yours, or the Hatsan Spark, but since someone is getting a new car for Christmas I think she feels a little guilty so she sprung for the Nomad 2, lol. I believe I'm going to have to order some more pellets, lol. Hand pumping sucks for me, there are often days that I just can't get my body to do it, I suffer through it when I feel good, lol, so yeah, it's gonna be nice..
I Have a Yong Heng works awesome 2 years old no problems yet. Your air filter must be upright for it to work properly laying it down will allow the water to pass through. I put a bleeder on my filter and left the filter media out so you can bleed the water out and have a smaller tube with filter media in it. Water in your gun is very bad. Keep up the great video`s
The bloke at the shop did mention that it should be upright, I just forgot lol I'll set something up to hang it off, maybe screw a hook into my dust cover tub or something
Just buy the yung with extended warranty for 40$ 4 yrs and the 100$ high grade filter add ice blocks to distilled water either use distilled water or have ice inside a bottle distilled water will help to prevent calcium build up.
Distilled water is a good idea. Ill have to switch to that
Did you buy the yung on ebay with warranty?
Well, congrats on finally stepping up to a compressor. I hope the unit holds up for you well, the base units on which yours was based has a pretty sketchy reputation but hopefully the "Gunroom" guy knows his stuff and has made it a bit more reliable. Next step is to get a storage bottle which will again improve your quality of life by freeing you from having to run back to the compressor every 50 shots.
Cheers
Joe P.
Maybe I should sell the hand pump and use the proceeds to buy a scuba tank....
I use car coolant to prevent corrosion in the system
Moisture is the biggest issue with these compressor systems
If you are filling a skuba tank do it in a few stages and let everything cool down
I don't have a scuba tank just yet, perhaps I'll sell the hand pump and buy one
You've got a nice neighbor that he wants to help you with mowing your lawn.
Hello mate...Not sure if you already ordered a new Foster Fitting but I bought one from DonnyFL and it is so much better than what came with my FX Impact MKII .30cal. Yes, It is longer and pops in and out very easily!
Cheers, Mark
PS: Thanks for the new kit video!
Nah havnt made the purchase yet, I'm probably gunna save my pennies and just swap over the one from my hand pump. How are you liking the 30cal? There's something wonderful about the sound a 30 cal pellet makes when it hits a steel target. It's so juicy
@@meatheadmarksman2013 Hahaha..Yes very juicy, I love it! The .30cal is brilliant, shooting harmonically at 906fps ...there is a huge difference when the 44.75 grain pellet hits your target...Cheers, Mark
Love my FX, I bought a Nomad II by Venturi for my Air.
How is it? I am getting one for Christmas, the hand pumping is finally over :-D
I've only heard good things about the nomad
@@meatheadmarksman2013 I've read and watched a lot on it, not many complaints about bad ones, and from what I've seen it's mainly been user error and they burn the board up or something like that. For the price it better be filling my guns ten years from now, that's my personal opinion, but I'm excited, she's trying to give me my stuff early because she 's getting a car early for Christmas, we were supposed to go get it this weekend, I told her I'd wait because the kids have to wait, but if the weather decides to get really nice or I have to shoot a lot I may renig and take her up up that offer, lol.
Purchased one of these Yong Heng compressors about a year ago and its still in the box, the one I have only comes with the small filter. I have the Omega 4500 PSI compressor that I have been using for about 5 years now. The Yong Heng only cost about $268 US from Walmart on a special sale. (Great Backup in case my Omega stops working). My Yong Heng does not have auto shut off but you can get it with auto shut-off for about $75 more, it also comes in 110v or 220v. I really need to un-pack it to see if it works. I could not resist the low price. I think I gave $1800 US for the Omega, big difference in price that's for sure. When I first got into PCP airguns I had a hand pump, lets just say that after 3 weeks I sold the hand pump before it killed me and purchased a scuba tank. After the first year of running to the Dive Shop 50 miles away and using up my time spending $75 a month for air it did not take long to figure out the Omega would pay for its self pretty quick. If you want a compressor just check out Walmart.com and you can find an affordable deal on these.
We don't really have Wal-Mart here... we got Costco now but no Wal-Mart yet lol. It looks like mine has a prv on it but no auto shut off that I can see. I'd love to have an omega or a Bauer but the little Chinese one is just so cheap compared to them
@@meatheadmarksman2013 Wasn't sure about you having Walmart, but all the viewers that watch your great videos in the USA could benefit from a cheaper alternative. Not sure how long the Omega will actually last but you could buy 6 of the Yong Heng for the price of the Omega and always have a backup ( :
@@wmnapier true true, most of my audience has Wal-Mart, I think it's something like 60% of viewers are American
@@meatheadmarksman2013 Well some of us are also Kiwis mate! I actually have written to Ian a few times to see if I could get one of those sent to NZ, but he never replied. We have zero options over here for compressors and you have to import everything. If I could get in touch with Ian, I would love to find out what he did to improve on the Yong Heng and see if I could do the same thing myself.
@@sambaaxe the standard unit is pretty good before modification. Do the show up on NZ eBay?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 best first 45 seconds of video ever!!
Haha thanks for watching mate!
Have just ordered my compressor. I believe from previous vids that these compressors can suffer from internal corrosion. Someone has already suggested using auto anti freeze in the cooling water ,which is what I will be doing.
Use rain water stops the calcium buildup
Pick up my impact mk2 next Friday! Can’t wait :)
Which caliber did you go with?
@@meatheadmarksman2013 I went with .22 because I live in the UK so I can only have a sub 12ft/lb unfortunately. One day hopefully il be able to get my FAC then il be able to see what it really can do. But for now that will have to do. Our gun laws suck for air weapons.
@@iankenny79 most gun laws suck lol I have to have a full proper firearms licence to own anything at all, even my break barrel 22 that probably only makes 12ftlb
@@meatheadmarksman2013 suddenly I feel a bit better about our laws lol latest we can have something without a licence! Do you need a licence for your boss aswell?
@@iankenny79 not a compound bow, but I do for a crossbow. It varies from state to state, up in the Northern Territory you can have both with no licence but you not allowed to own a slingshot haha so stupid
Hi mate ..i bought one of these sbout 6 months ago for my impact and it takes about 3 minutes to take it back to 250bar. Ive also used to top up my dive tank, which took about 15 mins from 200 to 230bar.
I bought two 22of the air filters you have ..$20 from aliexpress, and so far thrre is only anout 1 oil stained filter
NB the digital temp gauge shows the motor temperature. Mine gets to about 35 after a fill...bit cooler here in NZ.
PS my 700mm slug barrel is days away.
Neil
Neil.
Where did you get it from? I just had a comment from a kiwi who was havin trouble finding one
I take it you're only using the scuba tank for the gun, as the air filtration needs to be very good for breathing air, lest thee drown 😱
@@Hipporider Correct. I am only using it for the air rifle. I dont dive.
Had mine a year now, best thing since pcps themselves 👍
Looks a good job mate. Definitely think this is the way forward in the air rifle world.
Put mine on a trolley I got from Bunnings. Great set up for lugging it all. Won't let me add a photo.
i thaught about mounting neverything onto my workshop trolly but i still sorta need it for working on my car. maybe ill make a nice wood fillling/cleaning station desk in the future
Great review mate i just picked up mine today and the new kral reaper .22 from gunroom along with a good supply of jsb hades .22 ian is a top bloke great service
The only thing that worries me is that the lines will stay red when you use the red dye for a long time and you won’t know that the pump is not running will green or any color antifreeze work better?
in the manual it specifically says not to use antifreeze. after all this time my hoses havnt gone red. I usually have the "out" line above the water level in the bucket and can hear it trickling out too so im not super fussed either way
Mate, have you tried the Airking AK100 PCP Air Compressor that hermanns stock? I don't know whether the water cooled option you are showing is the way to go or if they are an older model. help!
Haven't tried it yet mate so can't really say. If you get the one from hermanns it will have warranty which is important with high pressure gear. But I can't say which is better cos I haven't used the airking yet.
Hello mate, you came to my local! if I knew you were coming, I would have bought you schooners ah!
I was just pass in through! Gotta get in and out of the city as fast as possible so I don't get stuck behind everyone on the Bruce heading home lol it was a bloody Carpark from 11am onwards
Thanks for sharing!! Is there an advantage of using a pump like yours (liquid cooled) over the casset/shoebox type compressor (air cooled)? There doesn't seem to be much difference in price.
That's a good question I'm not sure mate, never used a shoebox. You can keep the water cooled compressor colder for longer by using a bigger water reservoir I would think
Just ordered my FX Impact 35 on my birthday. 🇦🇺😍
Please take my advice and just wrap some teflon tape on threads of that airline ... dont overtight or you may strip the threads of the aluminium compressor block and that will be pretty bad
yes i have stripped more then my fair share of threads lol, ive got some plumbers tape floating around in my shed somewhere... I now use just my fingers not my whole hand to tighten up delicate stuff, its kept me out of trouble so far
@@meatheadmarksman2013 gentlyyyyyy
@@moldovantudorvlad hahahaha yesss
blow threw the lines when done so it dont corrode the head.
I got a standard one stopped working after using 3 times filling my mk 3 impact complained to shop did not honour warranty had to get one more so far ok
Useful video as always Much appreciated
Great bit of kit! Can it be used to fill a dive bottle also?
Some people do fill dive bottles with them, I'd recommend following the instructions on gunroom.com.au about it, fill for like 10min each night and your tank will be full by the weekend. They have a fairly short duty cycle if you want them to last
This would be a good option for me as it would save me the 60 mile round trip to get my dive bottle filled. Great video, thanks 👍
That's 9/32 for your information! Get it wrong again and I'll send you one of are wonky measuring tapes with the numbers printed on it 😉😉
🥃cheers🍻
God I wish the rest of my country got there BS together and just get with the program! Are measurement systems is so inbred and a$$ backwards it's not even fun trust me I live with it and still do t know wtf! LoL
Not sure what’s going on but my new impact fx says 225 and new compressor says little over 300😳 any help letting me know what’s wrong would help ??
To remove the foster attachment from the airgun, I use this type of chirugical pliers : www.ylea.eu/administration/catalogue/images/-10815.jpg . Can't understand why FX doesn't fix this old problem !!!
Nang pa review hi en a ninawm lutuk i tawng zuap zuap zel mai.
The exhaust is a bit smelly. Hope it don't smell up your room!
It runs on 240v mate, the only exhaust is the compressed air that you bleed out of the line before disconnecting the gun
How is the compressor holding up ??
Hasn't missed a beat. Not 1 single problem. Still highly recommend
Awesome video!
Is there an adapter to fill the tank off the gun?
fair dinkum mate ... can you give me the link to your "yong heng" compressor. I have one and it's going on 2 years now and still running great the one I got have the auto shut off. I would not mind getting a second one as a back up.
The yong heng ones are just off
eBay but if you want one like mine you've gotta go to gunroom.com.au
Nice video
cheers mate thanks for watching
Bought one from Ian as well...She's a beauty...Fill up me scuba with it no probs....15-20 mins max run time i do...DOUBLE CHECK ALL FILL LINES..Also use a double filter system to ensure no moisture gets in the tank.....by the way,I will just leave this here noebulletmolds.com/NV/index.php?cPath=554_605
Bugger, it's made in China. Any other brands not made in China?
Yea, I used to hate the thought of pumping up the gun day, then I built this thing: ruclips.net/video/Nj-9pqji3M4/видео.html made my world a lot easier. Later I bought a pump like yours.
I still have the motorized hand pump, and still running strong, no it doesn't get that hot. I still use it when I go out shooting.
fuck,PCP is illegal in China. So admir you guy.
Men you took a young heng and did and did a rebranded
I hope you disinfect it!
This was filmed 2 pandemics ago. It was either an Ebola outbreak or swine flu I can't remember
Looks like it was make by little kids in China